Ethan90817 ,

Let's start off with the goods. Copay is quite useful to hold small amounts of money likely between $1-500 as the user interface is quite nice, and it is safer then an exchange. That's about the only positive I see. Some negitives include the fact that they charge nothing to move you money in, which seems fine and makes you love the app for about 3 months, but then when you take you money out they charge insane amounts. For example I moved, didn't even sell just moved, $1500 from copay to my ledger nano s when I bought it and I was charged $20 in fees. I am just now realising that I also have similar feelings about Coinbase in the way that they charge crazy fees and prey on the beginners. Lastly it says it supports bitcoin cash, and it shows up on your wallet, but you are unable to move you BCH to other wallets so it's becially just there to show you how much money you could have had if you had a proper wallet. IN CONCLUSION, copay is less then mediocre, charge crazy fees, hardly support bitcoin cash, but have a decent user interface. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMEND taking the bitcoin that you would have placed in copay, taking the $100 it would have charged you in fees by the time you are done with it, and buying a Ledger Nano S, which is really the only way to store cryptos.

Thanks, Ethan