Sorted Wallet

Sorted Wallet, operated by Sors Technology Limited, approaches crypto from the remittance and everyday-spending side rather than the trading side. Instead of asking users to manage blockchain mechanics, it presents a familiar app flow: receive money from abroad, hold Bitcoin or USDt, then cash out to a local mobile money account. The pitch is money that arrives in minutes and lands directly in a wallet or SIM-linked account that people already understand.

A defining trait is device reach. Sorted is designed to work both on modern smartphones and on feature phones, aiming at the roughly 1.3 billion phones that fall outside the top-tier app-store experience. It reaches users through a mix of app stores and telecom-style partner channels, plus a Sorted Top-Up Card that provides a card-and-code entry point for people who cannot easily download apps.

The service is non-custodial: Sorted describes itself as providing wallet software and related tooling, not banking services. Users keep their keys, and the company states clearly that it is not a bank or regulated deposit-taker and does not hold customer deposits. That keeps user control high, but it also means the usual crypto caveats apply — prices are volatile and funds are not covered by deposit insurance. Feature availability, fees and partner coverage vary by jurisdiction.