What is the best wallet to store LTC

[Gatawa]

Hello
Please does ltc have wallet like myetherwallet?
If yes Which wallet is it?
If no please were can I get one to store my LTC?

[Kawsar000]

Cryptopia is the best wallet to store ltc.

[UnknownOne_00]

Cryptopia is the best wallet to store ltc.

Thanks for the info, are there other wallets which aren't an exchange as well?

[ConanLee]

 Maybe in coinbase wallet .

[Gatawa]

Do they have fees

[sariful14]

You can store ltc at coinbase.com . You can do it using coinpayment.net as well. These are not market or exchange wallet. Send/withdrawal fee at coinpayment.net is 0.001 ltc.

[litmus]

Of course you can store your LTC on Coinbase (or any of the reputable exchanges) but that IS NOT the best wallet to store LTC - speaking from a purely security-minded standpoint, I would recommend a hardware wallet such as the Ledger Nano S. I've been using it for 4 months now and haven't any issues. I'd be happy to answer any questions. I mine directly to my Ledger Wallet address.

[moonfrost21]

Cryptopia is the best wallet to store ltc.

is it really good to use an exchange to store your cryptocoin?

[UnknownOne_00]

Not really, because you don't have your wallet's private keys. I looked up litecoin official webpage and decided to use the LiteVault online wallet.

[Siddela Sarat Kumar]

Hardware wallets like Trezor and Ledger Nano S  I would say are best to store ltc. And if you are looking for a paper wallet then use Liteaddress.

[Thadeous]

I prefer to control my private keys, so I choose LiteVault 

[Ikkelins]

Hmmm there a lot on the market but i think Ledger Nano S is the most popular hardware wallet available, and it supports Litecoin.If you have a lot of Litecoins, this is the most secure and robust way to store them. It not only allows you to control your private keys, they are controlled in an offlineenvironment.
It comes with an inbuilt OLED screen, a backup seed key, and a pin code feature. This is how you can restore your funds in case something goes wrong with your hardware device.
Harsh has recorded a few detailed video guides on how to use the Ledger Nano S. I recommend you watch them and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
The current list of Nano S supported cryptos:
•   BTC – Bitcoin
•   ETH/ETC – Ethereum/Ethereum Classic
•   XRP – Ripple
•   LTC – Litecoin
•   DOGE – Dogecoin
•   ZEC – Zcash (Z-addresses not supported)
•   DASH – Dash
•   STRAT – Stratis
•   KMD – Komodo
•   (coming soon) XMR – Monero

[troiano9]

Really need to strongly consider getting a hardware wallet.
Trezor or Ledger

[MelchiZedek]

Litecoin has a wallet you can store it in
Kindly visit the site below for more information.
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@cryptonewslife/top-5-best-litecoin-wallets-for-storing-litecoin-2017-2018

[leithy]

I use Exodus and Electrum. Exodus has a range of coins you can hold.