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About Hardware wallets

A hardware wallet keeps your keys on a physical device, offline. It is the safest way to hold larger amounts.

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LedgerThe most popular hardware wallet.
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The most popular hardware wallet.

TrezorThe first hardware wallet. Can split your backup into several shares.
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The first hardware wallet. Can split your backup into several shares.

TangemA card wallet you tap on your phone. No cable or screen.
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A card wallet you tap on your phone. No cable or screen.

SafePalAffordable hardware wallets, including air-gapped QR models.
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Extension

Affordable hardware wallets, including air-gapped QR models.

OneKeyHardware wallets with their own multichain app.
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Open source

Hardware wallets with their own multichain app.

KeystoneFully air-gapped, signs transactions by QR code.
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Open source

Fully air-gapped, signs transactions by QR code.

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