Atomic Wallet is a multi-currency custody-free wallet that supports over 300 coins and tokens. This one is the first cryptocurrency wallet with decentralized cross-chain atomic swaps on board. Users can exchange Bitcoin, Litecoin, and QTUM with no intermediaries. The team of Atomic Wallet plans to enable Ethereum for the swaps, as well.
Apart from that, Atomic Wallet provides a built-in regular exchange service for a range of cryptocurrencies, and an option to buy XRP, BTC, LTC, and ETH with a bank card.
All these features are well crafted in one clear and comprehensive interface. You dont need to verify your identity or register. You just download the wallet for your operating system, install it and start using it. Currently, Atomic runs on a range of desktop operating systems, such as Windows-64 bit, macOS. Linux, etc., and will be available for Android and iOS devices as well.
Like other non-custodial wallets, Atomic generates a mnemonic seed for your wallet and encodes private keys in your device. If you are about to store your crypto in Atomic, you must write it down and keep it in a secure place, since the seed is shown only once and not sent via email.
The wallet supports private keys import, so you can move your funds from any other wallet to Atomic in a few clicks.
Interestingly, Atomic Wallet provides its interface for custom tokens, so anyone is able to add their custom tokens by importing a smart contact address. Thats a quite convenient option when it comes to ICO campaigns.
Regarding the latter, Atomic is planning to release its underlying ERC20 token by the end of 2018 and now is running a bounty program where everyone may participate before the public sale.
To sum up, Atomic Wallet seems to be a quite non-typical cryptocurrency project. In one place, you can manage 300+, exchange and buy some of them, try innovative Atomic Swaps, get access to custom tokens and participate in the bounty. And all these features are performed in a non-custodial manner.