Every coin has it's own wallet on the there website where you...

Every coin has it's own wallet on the there website where you can download a wallet to store that coin into.

In regards to storing Bitcoin , i have only 2 sites i would trust to hold my coins for a short time period or to make transfer's , thats www.btcmarckets.net & www.coinjar.com, conjar is good cos you can link a Aus bank account to deposit & withdraw.

i say short time because the only place i trust my coins is on wallets that are on a hard drive & hidden away from any internet connection, when i need coins i have high security on my computer to make sure it's all safe.

The wallet i use for bitcoin storage is Electrum

'1. You need to set up a digital wallet so you can buy digital coins.

A digital wallet will have one address to receive coins into & one address to send coins from that wallet , 12 word back up password , and a normal password.

I did a small write up here, there is a link at the bottom of trusted apps & wallets

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/setting-up-crypto-trading-acc.3443649/#.WTP7aBN96Rs

It's really up to you how & where you want to keep you're wallet, i have been told not have it on PC cos it can be potently be hacked but good luck getting into my laptop cos it's got more security then Fort Knox. There is a lot of people that keep wallet on phone, i do have an app wallet it's pretty easy to use but again it's totally up to you on where you would like to house you're wallet


Most of the online companies that sell coins to retailers will have an online wallet as part of there serves but if they ever close down , good luck getting you're coins.

My preferred choice is Electrum https://electrum.org cos it's been around fors\ since 2011 & easy to use , set up on my mac

This website shows you some of the leading wallets for you're preferred device

https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet