Hold Verge (XVG) in a wallet you control

Why Zypto is the best Verge (XVG) wallet for everyday use

Most Verge wallets do one thing: hold XVG. Zypto App is a full DeFi wallet built for actually using it. Hold XVG non-custodially on the Verge network, swap into 24,000+ assets across 20+ chains via in-app DEX integrations, connect to dApps with WalletConnect, and use the value through the Zypto Premium Visa Card and Zypto's bill-pay and gift-card surfaces.

Whether you're new and looking for your first Verge wallet app or your first XVG wallet, or an experienced DeFi user who wants one wallet for holding, swapping and real-world spending, Zypto is built for both, without sacrificing self-custody.

Verge wallet for beginners and the best XVG wallet app

New to Verge? You don't need an exchange account to get a wallet. Download Zypto App, generate your recovery phrase, and you have a working XVG wallet in under a minute. Add your first XVG by receiving from another wallet, or by buying in-app where supported.

Your Verge is secured by you

Zypto App is non-custodial. Your private keys are generated and stored on your device, Zypto never has access to your XVG and every transaction is signed locally. For account access, every user sets a PIN with optional biometric security (fingerprint or face recognition). You can also filter your wallet to show only verified tokens, protecting you from random airdrops or unsafe assets. For offline hardware wallet security, pair with the Vault Key Card, card-based cold-wallet hardware that signs transactions over NFC, keys never touch the internet.

What is Verge?

Verge (XVG) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that runs on its own proof-of-work blockchain. It aims to be a fast, low-cost payments network with optional privacy, routing wallet traffic through the Tor network to obscure user IP addresses and supporting stealth addresses to make transactions harder to trace. XVG is the native coin of the Verge chain, used to send and receive value and to pay network fees. The project began in 2014 as DogeCoinDark, a Peercoin fork, and was rebranded to Verge in 2016. It uses multiple mining algorithms, including Scrypt and X17, to keep mining broadly accessible. Verge is one of the older privacy coins and has a long, sometimes volatile history. As with all privacy-oriented assets, availability on exchanges can vary by jurisdiction. You can track the Verge price and hold XVG in a self-custody wallet.