We compared six TokenPocket alternatives on chains, custody, fees and security, and noted where each one falls short of TokenPocket.
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The closest TokenPocket alternative is OKX Wallet: it also covers EVM, Solana and Bitcoin on mobile and a browser extension, and its agreement says OKX charges no service fee for the wallet software. Below are six wallets compared on chains, swap fees and platforms.
TokenPocket is a self-custody wallet for iOS, Android and a browser extension that covers EVM chains, Bitcoin, Solana, TRON and others. Swaps run through Transit Swap, which shows a service fee on the confirmation screen. It adds BatchSender, an Approval Detector and the KeyPal hardware wallet. See the full TokenPocket profile →
Transit Swap shows its service fee on the confirmation screen, but the rate is not published in TokenPocket's help center, and discounts depend on promotions. Rabby publishes 0.25% and MetaMask 0.875%.
Outside the browser extension, TokenPocket has no desktop app. Exodus runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and Rabby has a desktop build.
OKX says it charges no service fee of its own for the OKX Wallet software, with gas and third-party protocol fees still applying.
| Name | Best for | Custody | Chains | Swap fee | US availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TokenPocket ORIGINAL | Baseline | Self-custody | EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, TRON and other networks | Not verified | Yes |
| OKX Wallet | Multichain with a web app | Self-custody | EVM, Solana, Bitcoin and more | No OKX service fee; third-party protocol and gas fees apply | US users covered by the wallet’s user agreement |
| Trust Wallet | Mobile, many chains | Self-custody | EVM and many non-EVM chains | Not verified | Yes |
| Exodus | Desktop and mobile | Self-custody | Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and many other networks | No separate fee; spread included in the quote | Yes |
| Rabby | DeFi on EVM networks | Self-custody | EVM networks | 0.25% | Yes |
| imToken | Stablecoins on mobile | Self-custody | Bitcoin, Ethereum, EVM and Layer 2 networks, TRON | 0.04% stablecoins; 0.1% to 0.3% other pairs | Yes |
| Phantom | Solana plus EVM | Self-custody | Solana, EVM, Sui, Bitcoin | 0.85% | Yes |
Swap fee: The wallet’s own fee on in-app swaps, excluding network gas. US availability: Listed in the US App Store. “Not verified” means we have not yet checked the value against the project’s own documentation.
OKX Wallet covers EVM, Solana and Bitcoin with swap, bridge and DeFi tools, on iOS, Android, extension and web. OKX says it charges no service fee for the wallet software. Limitation: OKX reserves the right to add fees, and protocol fees apply.
A mobile-first wallet on the same platforms as TokenPocket (iOS, Android, extension), with in-app staking for some coins and a transaction security scanner. Limitation: its swap fee is not stated as one clear rate either.
Exodus runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and phones, covers Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, and pairs with Trezor and Ledger. Limitation: swaps include a spread Exodus does not publish as a fixed rate.
Rabby simulates each transaction and shows the balance change before you sign, switches networks for you and publishes a 0.25% swap fee. It has a desktop build. Limitation: EVM networks only, no Solana, Bitcoin or TRON.
imToken is a mobile wallet running since 2016 that covers EVM, Bitcoin and TRON. It publishes Tokenlon fees: 0.04% between stablecoins and 0.1% to 0.3% on other pairs. Limitation: it has no browser extension or desktop app.
Phantom started on Solana and now covers Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Sui and Bitcoin, with scam-token and malicious-transaction warnings. Limitation: it charges 0.85% on in-app swaps, and custom EVM networks cannot be added by hand.
For a similar multichain wallet with clear fee terms: OKX Wallet. For desktop use: Exodus. For EVM DeFi with a published 0.25% swap fee: Rabby.
If your reason to leave TokenPocket is the unpublished Transit Swap fee, OKX Wallet covers a similar chain mix and says OKX charges no service fee for the wallet software. If you only use EVM networks, Rabby publishes a 0.25% swap fee and simulates each transaction.
If you hold TRON assets, imToken is the pick here that also covers TRON, with published Tokenlon fees. TokenPocket's Approval Detector and BatchSender are worth replacing with a separate revoke tool if you move.
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OKX Wallet for most users: it covers EVM, Solana and Bitcoin on mobile, extension and web, and OKX says it charges no service fee for the wallet software.
Transit Swap shows a service fee on the confirmation screen, but the rate is not published in TokenPocket's help center. Rabby publishes 0.25%, Phantom 0.85% and MetaMask 0.875%.
imToken covers TRON with EVM and Bitcoin on iOS and Android, and publishes Tokenlon fees of 0.04% to 0.3%.
Yes. Exodus runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and Rabby has a desktop build next to its extension.
Sources: TokenPocket: official site, OKX: Web3 wallet, Exodus: official site. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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