Self-custodyModerate riskActive

imToken Wallet

Mobile multi-chain self-custody wallet

We reviewed imToken Wallet using 5 official and public sources. The notes below focus on custody, recovery, and security trade-offs.

imToken combines broad chain coverage and non-custodial recovery with a large provider and DApp surface; its chain matrix and service dependencies should be verified at publication time.

imToken Wallet
Good fit if you need
  • mobile users seeking broad multi-chain coverage
  • users who can manage mnemonic, private-key, or keystore backups

Key specifications

Brand
imToken
Role
Consumer Wallet
Custody
Self Custody
Platforms
iOSAndroid
Networks
ethereumbitcoincosmostron
Pricing
Free

Free to download and use

Backup and keys

The app's Web passkey/account-recovery flow is a separate surface and must not be treated as equivalent to standard mobile mnemonic recovery.

Key setup
Seed Based HdGenerated KeysImported KeysHardware Backed
Backup options
offline mnemonic backupprivate-key export where supportedencrypted JSON keystore plus password
Security and privacy

Mobile self-custody with local keys, broad DApp exposure, provider metadata, and user-managed mnemonic/keystore backups; official warnings and security tooling do not remove phishing or device-compromise risk.

Encrypts keys locally
Yes
Privacy note
Self-custody does not imply private network access; RPC, indexer, analytics, and integrated-service data flows need surface-specific review.
Who runs it

Third-party providers can affect uptime, privacy, and recovery. They are documented here for context, not as ranking points.

  • Chain RPC and indexer providers (Rpc; KYC: Not Required)
  • DApp, swap, and staking providers (Other; KYC: Provider Dependent)
Affiliate
No affiliate relationship recorded

Sources we checked

5 sources reviewed, with 4 documented claims tied to specific fields.

  • imToken wallet safety

    imToken describes itself as non-custodial and says users hold the mnemonic and private keys.

  • imToken backup guide

    The wallet documents 12-word mnemonic, private-key, and encrypted keystore backup paths.

  • imToken supported chains and tokens

    The official support matrix lists Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cosmos, TRON, and additional networks and tokens.

  • imToken on security

    imToken states that private keys do not leave the device and discloses Sentry/Firebase use for reporting and statistics.

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