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The wallet uses fingerprint identification or facial recognition(Touch/Face ID) instead of using a pin code. For example, in Lumi software, the user can easily enable face recognition by going to the Settings section of this software.
Users will lose control of access to their assets in this wallet forever in the event of the missing or forgotten backup phrases.
This wallet integrates user-friendly design and powerful performance, giving users complete control over their private keys.
To improve the security of transactions in this wallet, you can instantly connect directly to hardware wallets such as Ledger Nano S with the OTG interface.
It’s a legit wallet, they won’t scam you like Trust Wallet, but will charge you a lot of fees.
I recently deposited $185 of ethereum to exchange for Dent coins, they took 2500 Dent Coins, and gave me roughly 5000 coins for $185 of Ethereum, now that’s pretty uncool, and they don’t warn you before you make the exchange. Also I could of did this with Changelly Exchange instead of using the Lumi Wallet. I don’t see the big deal taking 2500 dent coins when the exchange is taking place in their wallet, a $25 fee would of been more reasonable, there fees are outrageous.
One thing to say you can Exchange Dent for Ethereum or Bitcoin so that’s a plus. If I want to get my coins out of their wallet and move them to another wallet like Exodus Wallet, the Lumi Wallet will charge you $100 of Ethereum to move your coins, outrageous fees, and if I have, say $3000 Ethereum or Bitcoin they will charge you $100 to move your coins.... wow weeee that’s pretty expensive. I would use Coinbase or Exodus Wallet... if you have Tron Classic, the Lumi Wallet will store your coins, do not use Trust Wallet, they will steal your coins. Lumi
Wallet is a trust worthy wallet but will charge you some high fees, but what’s new, crypto is a expensive business sometimes.... also Ethereum and Bitcoin are the way to go, don’t waste your time with all these other coins that pump and dump... hmmm
Not to much to tell, just - Outrageous Fees.
They can hold all kinds of different coins, but to exchange them or remove them they will charge over $100 for fees.
I think they could reduce their cost on fees, exchanges and get more customers. Their fees are more expensive than Coinbase...
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Customer Support or a lack thereof is one of crypto's biggest blind spots, trailing somewhere closely with the ETH network's high fees.
I had to recently open a ticket for a situation I am only still piecing together and reached out to Lumi on Twitter to figure out what happened. Within 45m I had a DM from a legitimate handle on Twitter, confirming my ticket and issue had been received by the support team and within 1hr I had my first of many responses from support.
After my experience this morning I think I've found another hidden gem. I feel very, very comfortable leaving my crypto in the Lumi wallet. They also support a lot of other tokens you may not find elsewhere.
This does not mean I should be slack with security practices, it's still a non-custodial wallet. They don't have your keys or passphrase.
Fees
I did consider buying some ETH in the wallet recently but when I compared it to Coinbase, I couldn't justify $10 in fees or a charge. Maybe for a larger amount than $70 if that $10 is a flat charge then sure but it seems like for smaller amounts it's best to buy at an actual exchange and send it to the wallet.
Many people complain about high fees, myself included but I've noticed something odd with the Lumi Wallet similarly to the ZenGo Wallet, Dao, and Compound Finance. You're sometimes quoted these really high fees but if for whatever reason you decide to bite the bullet when you send, you later notice the fee was only $6.34 or $12-$16...not $66, $89, or $100-$300.
The highest I've seen in Lumi is $66 or so but it ends up being far less when I look at the actual deducted ETH and check the txn on Etherscan.
So that's a pleasant surprise.
Exchange feature
I haven't used it. Nothing against any of my favorite wallets, Lumi now included, but you sometimes get more when you deal with an actual exchange.
UX
Fairly solid, though some type of warning or the inability to turn off a wallet with a balance, which I've seen in a number of other wallets, would have prevented my situation this morning. They'll want to look at the accessibility of the app, which I can see in many areas of the cards isn't meeting a 4:3 WCAG ratio for contrast.
UI
Hands down one of the more simple (part of the UX) and visually rewarding apps out there in this regard. The UI feels purposely consistent and being somewhat cognizant of familiarity as a key software/product heuristic.
Requests
- Staking / Voting
- Support for .ETH, .ZIL and .crypto domains. An Unstoppable Domains Integration would take care of .ZIL and .crypto.
- Support for FIO names I would imagine is a next level of integration to extend the .ETH, .ZIL and .crypto domain effort if that that were to happen.