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# 3. Choosing a wallet app

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The **Cardano Ecosystem has grown dramatically** since this guide was first written. Cardano is now capable of running **Decentralized Applications (dApps)** and has seen a number of **new third-party wallets** being developed and released, which are capable of **seamlessly connecting to dApps**.

Please refer to [this page](/welcome-to-cardano/further-reading/third-party-wallets.md) for a list of current wallets.
{% endhint %}

## Choosing the wallet that is right for you

Which wallet you choose to install is ultimately up to you. Considerations that may help you choose are:

* System requirements;
* Device of choice;
* Ease of use;
* Appeal of interface.

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We provide detailed guides for the following wallets:

* [Daedalus](/welcome-to-cardano/choosing-a-wallet-app/daedalus.md)
* [Yoroi](/welcome-to-cardano/choosing-a-wallet-app/yoroi.md)
* [Eternl](#eternl)
  {% endhint %}


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