Yoroi

Yoroi is definitely the OG in the house when it comes to Cardano mobile wallets, and it’s the only one we looked at that is proudly open-source. When I was first learning about Cardano almost 3 years ago, it was the obvious choice, if perhaps one of the only choices. It still holds up as a simple wallet that might be a good starting place for new users.

Things I love are that the NFT gallery is beautiful, and the main screen is really easy to navigate for basic wallet needs. Yoroi is one of only TWO mobile wallets that I can use to register for Project Catalyst Voting. If I want to easily exchange Ada for other Cardano Network tokens, there is a really nice interface for doing that, enabled by WingRiders.

On the flip side, lots of features that I have started to expect from a Cardano wallet are missing, or not very good. In the staking center, I can see that I am staked to a pool, but it oddly doesn’t show me which pool, or anything about its performance or rewards. The staking center does offer an adequate search option to find a…