The reference open-source hardware wallet — auditable firmware, color touchscreen, and the only major brand that publishes its secure-element design choices.
- Custody
- Self-custody
- Open source
- Full
- Coins
- 9,000+
- Price
- $169
10 wallets. Ranked by our public Trust Score. Click any wallet for the full breakdown — security model, recovery story, incidents, and the verdict.
The reference open-source hardware wallet — auditable firmware, color touchscreen, and the only major brand that publishes its secure-element design choices.
A hardware wallet that splits your seed across 5 NFC cards. Lose any 4, still recover. No single point of failure.
A fully open-source, Bitcoin-only hardware wallet from the company that builds Bitcoin Core-adjacent infrastructure.
MetaMask's most credible open-source challenger. Pre-sign transaction simulation, clear UX, and chain-switching that actually works.
The default Ethereum wallet. By far the most attacked software in crypto, which is also why it's the most hardened.
The first mainstream wallet to ditch seed phrases entirely. Uses MPC (multi-party computation) to split keys across your device and Zengo's servers.
The mainstream hardware wallet — closed-source firmware wrapped in the most battle-tested secure element in the category.
The default Solana wallet — clean UX, transaction simulation, and aggressive warnings on risky dApps.
A credit-card hardware wallet with no seed phrase. Lose one card, your other two still sign.
A fully air-gapped hardware wallet. No USB, no Bluetooth, no NFC. Signs transactions via QR codes between the device and your phone.