Cake Wallet: Open-Source Wallet for Monero, Bitcoin and More
Cake Wallet · for Android, iOS and Linux
Developer: Cake Labs (opens in a new tab)
- Android
- iOS
- Linux
The download link points to the program’s official source; the file is not hosted on this site. Link address: cakewallet.com
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Cake Wallet is a free, open-source (MIT), non-custodial wallet from Cake Labs for iOS, Android and Linux. It supports Monero, Bitcoin and Lightning, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Zcash and other networks, with Tor integration and hardware wallet support.
Cake Wallet started in 2018 as the first Monero wallet for iPhone and has since added Bitcoin and many other coins, while keeping a focus on privacy.
Non-custodial and open source
Cake Wallet is non-custodial: only you hold the private keys and seed phrase. Cake says plainly that it cannot access, freeze, reverse or recover your wallet. The app is open source under the MIT licence, with code on GitHub (cake-tech/cake_wallet).
Supported coins
Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Lightning, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Zcash, Zano, Decred, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin and Nano.
Privacy features
- Bitcoin privacy: Silent Payments and Payjoin.
- Litecoin MWEB: Support for Litecoin’s privacy extension.
- Tor: Built-in Tor for network-level privacy.
- No account: Cake says there is no account, logging or analytics.
- Hardware wallets: The app supports hardware wallets.
Sending costs only the network fee. In-app swaps and buying or selling go through third-party providers whose fees are built into the quote you see.
Platforms and download
The Download button opens cakewallet.com, which links to the App Store, Google Play, an Android APK, Accrescent and a Linux build. In app stores, the publisher is Cake Technologies, LLC (App Store) or Cake Labs (Google Play). Cake Labs also publishes separate apps such as Monero.com; make sure you install the one you want.
Never share your seed
Cake’s support team will never ask for your seed phrase or keys. For a desktop Monero wallet, see Feather Wallet.
Pros
- Open source and non-custodial
- Strong Monero and Bitcoin privacy features
- Built-in Tor
Cons
- No Windows or macOS desktop app
- Third-party swap fees vary
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cake Wallet custodial?
No. Cake Wallet is non-custodial: only you hold your private keys and seed phrase, and Cake cannot access or recover your wallet.
Does Cake Wallet charge fees?
Cake says it does not charge a fee to send or receive; you pay only the network fee. Third-party swaps and purchases include those providers' fees in the quote.
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