Bitcoin hardware wallets

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• BitBox02 Nova

  Shift Crypto

  around €175

  Swiss hardware wallet with an EAL6+ secure chip, now with iPhone support. Sold as a Bitcoin-only or a Multi edition.

  • Your keys
  • BTC-only edition
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Bitkey

  Block

  around €230

  Hardware wallet with a fingerprint reader and a phone app that form a 2-of-3 multisig with Block, so losing one piece does not lose the money.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Partly open
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Blockstream Jade Plus

  Blockstream

  around $170

  Open-source Bitcoin hardware wallet with a camera for QR signing, USB-C and Bluetooth. Pairs with the Blockstream app on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Intermediate Hardware

• Coldcard Mk5

  Coinkite

  around $219

  Bitcoin-only hardware wallet built for air-gapped signing with a microSD card or NFC. Successor of the Mk4, fully backwards compatible.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Partly open
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Advanced Hardware

• Coldcard Q

  Coinkite

  around $319

  Coldcard with a full QWERTY keyboard, a larger screen, a QR scanner and two microSD slots for air-gapped signing.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Partly open
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Advanced Hardware

• Keystone 3 Pro

  Keystone

  around $149 to $184

  Air-gapped wallet with a 4" touchscreen and fingerprint unlock that signs through QR codes or microSD, with a Bitcoin-only firmware option.

  • Your keys
  • BTC-only edition
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Intermediate Hardware

• Ledger Nano S Plus

  Ledger

  around $59

  Popular entry-level hardware wallet for many coins, managed with Ledger's own app on Windows, macOS, Linux (Ubuntu) and Android.

  • Your keys
  • Multi-coin
  • Partly open
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Ledger Nano X

  Ledger

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  Ledger hardware wallet with a battery and Bluetooth, so it works with the iPhone app as well as Android and desktop computers.

  • Your keys
  • Multi-coin
  • Partly open
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Passport Prime

  Foundation

  around $349

  Premium open-source signing device with a camera for QR signing, the Envoy phone app and extra security apps. Successor of the Passport Core.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Intermediate Hardware

• SeedSigner

  Open-source community project

  under $50 in parts

  Build-it-yourself signing device from a Raspberry Pi Zero without WiFi and a camera. It stores nothing: you scan your seed as a QR code every time.

  • Your keys
  • Bitcoin-only
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Advanced Hardware

• Trezor Safe 3

  Trezor (SatoshiLabs)

  around $59

  Affordable, open-source hardware wallet with an EAL6+ secure element and a Bitcoin-only edition. Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.

  • Your keys
  • BTC-only edition
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Trezor Safe 5

  Trezor (SatoshiLabs)

  around $129

  Trezor with a 1.54" color touchscreen, haptic feedback and a microSD slot. Same software as the Safe 3. Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.

  • Your keys
  • BTC-only edition
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware

• Trezor Safe 7

  Trezor (SatoshiLabs)

  around $249

  Trezor's flagship with a 2.5" touchscreen, Bluetooth and wireless charging. The first Trezor with full iPhone support.

  • Your keys
  • BTC-only edition
  • Open source
  • Lightning
  • Multisig
  Beginner Hardware