BitBox02 Bitcoin-only
about €149Bitcoin-onlyOpen source
A tiny Swiss device with a simple app and a microSD backup. Plugs into a computer or Android phone. Buy the Bitcoin-only edition; it can't be switched later.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (separate edition)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- USB-C
- Screen
- Small screen, touch sliders
- Maker
- BitBox (Switzerland)
Maker's site →BitBox02 Nova Bitcoin-only
about €175Bitcoin-onlyOpen source
The newer BitBox, with a tougher screen and iPhone support over Bluetooth. Same Bitcoin-only edition choice at purchase.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (separate edition)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- USB-C, Bluetooth (iPhone)
- Screen
- Glass screen, touch sliders
- Maker
- BitBox (Switzerland)
Maker's site →Bitkey
about $150–$250 depending on modelBitcoin-onlyPartly open source
No recovery words to write down. Your phone, the device and Block's server each hold a key, and any two can move your bitcoin. Simpler recovery if you lose your phone or the device, at the cost of relying on Block for recovery help.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes
- Open source
- Device firmware yes; Block's server no
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- NFC tap to your phone
- Screen
- Varies by model; fingerprint
- Maker
- Block (US)
Maker's site →Blockstream Jade Classic
about $80Bitcoin-onlyOpen sourceAir-gapped
A low-cost, fully open-source signer with a camera, so it can sign by scanning QR codes without ever being plugged in.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (plus Liquid)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Virtual: your PIN unlocks the key with help from a server that never sees the key
- Signs without a cable
- QR camera
- Connects by
- USB-C, Bluetooth
- Screen
- Small color screen, buttons
- Maker
- Blockstream (US)
Maker's site →Blockstream Jade Plus
$149 plastic, $169 metalBitcoin-onlyOpen sourceAir-gapped
Jade with a bigger, brighter screen and better buttons. Works with the Blockstream app, Sparrow and other wallets.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (plus Liquid)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Virtual: your PIN unlocks the key with help from a server that never sees the key
- Signs without a cable
- QR camera
- Connects by
- USB-C, Bluetooth
- Screen
- Larger color screen, buttons
- Maker
- Blockstream (US)
Maker's site →COLDCARD Mk5
about $170–$270 (frequent sales)Bitcoin-onlyOpen sourceAir-gappedRead the security note
A small, Bitcoin-only signer built for people who never want it plugged into a computer. Many extra security features for experienced users.
Security note: In July 2026 Coinkite disclosed a firmware bug that weakened newly made seeds (the recovery words a device creates). Coinkite says attackers stole funds from weakened seeds. The worst case is older Mk2 and Mk3 firmware (4.0.1–4.1.9). No thefts from Mk4, Mk5 or Q seeds have been reported. Mk5 seeds made before firmware 5.6.0 (Edge 6.6.0X) have about 72 bits of randomness instead of 128. Coinkite calls that less severe but still serious, and says the devices were not hacked. Update to the fixed firmware before creating a seed. Move older Mk5 seeds to new recovery words unless you added at least 50 private dice rolls. Read Coinkite's advisory.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Two, from different makers
- Signs without a cable
- microSD, NFC
- Connects by
- USB-C for power
- Screen
- Screen, number keypad
- Maker
- Coinkite (Canada)
Maker's site →COLDCARD Q
about $250–$370 (frequent sales)Bitcoin-onlyOpen sourceAir-gappedRead the security note
The bigger COLDCARD: a full keyboard and a camera for scanning QR codes make passphrases and multisig easier to handle.
Security note: In July 2026 Coinkite disclosed a firmware bug that weakened newly made seeds (the recovery words a device creates). Coinkite says attackers stole funds from weakened seeds. The worst case is older Mk2 and Mk3 firmware (4.0.1–4.1.9). No thefts from Mk4, Mk5 or Q seeds have been reported. Q seeds made before firmware 1.5.0Q (Edge 6.6.0QX) have about 72 bits of randomness instead of 128. Coinkite calls that less severe but still serious, and says the devices were not hacked. Update to the fixed firmware before creating a seed. Move older Q seeds to new recovery words unless you added at least 50 private dice rolls. Read Coinkite's advisory.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Two, from different makers
- Signs without a cable
- QR camera, microSD, NFC
- Connects by
- USB-C or AAA batteries
- Screen
- Large color screen, full keyboard
- Maker
- Coinkite (Canada)
Maker's site →SeedSigner (build it yourself)
about $50–$80 in partsBitcoin-onlyOpen sourceAir-gapped
You assemble a Raspberry Pi Zero, a screen and a camera. It forgets your keys when switched off, so you load them each time from a QR code of your seed. Popular as one key in a multisig.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- No: it stores nothing
- Signs without a cable
- QR camera
- Connects by
- Power only
- Screen
- Small color screen, joystick
- Maker
- Open-source project
Maker's site →Trezor Safe 3 (Bitcoin-only)
about $60–$80Bitcoin-onlyOpen source
A low-cost model with a secure chip. Trezor sells a Bitcoin-only edition of each model at the same price.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (Bitcoin-only edition)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- USB-C
- Screen
- Small black-and-white screen, two buttons
- Maker
- Trezor (Czech Republic)
Maker's site →Trezor Safe 5 (Bitcoin-only)
about $130–$170Bitcoin-onlyOpen source
Trezor's mid-range model: a color touchscreen and the same open-source firmware. Easy setup with the Trezor Suite app.
- Bitcoin-only
- Yes (Bitcoin-only edition)
- Open source
- Yes
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- USB-C
- Screen
- Color touchscreen
- Maker
- Trezor (Czech Republic)
Maker's site →Keystone 3 Pro
about $149–$169Bitcoin-only firmware optionalPartly open sourceAir-gapped
A phone-sized, air-gapped signer with a big touchscreen. It ships with multi-coin firmware; Keystone publishes a Bitcoin-only version you can install.
- Bitcoin-only
- Optional firmware
- Open source
- Partly
- Secure chip
- Three
- Signs without a cable
- QR camera, microSD
- Connects by
- Battery; signs by QR code
- Screen
- Large color touchscreen, fingerprint
- Maker
- Keystone (Hong Kong)
Maker's site →Ledger Nano S Plus, Nano X, Flex
about $79–$249 by modelMulti-coinPartly open source
A widely used multi-coin brand. Its secure-chip software is not open to public review and there is no Bitcoin-only firmware, though you can install only the Bitcoin app.
- Bitcoin-only
- No
- Open source
- Partly: its apps are open source; the secure-chip system is closed
- Secure chip
- Yes
- Signs without a cable
- No
- Connects by
- USB-C; Bluetooth on Nano X and Flex
- Screen
- Varies by model
- Maker
- Ledger (France)
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