Bitcoin Hardware Wallet Comparison

"Your keys, your bitcoin. Not your keys, not your bitcoin."

This table compares the features of different hardware wallets used with their respecitve companion application => The setup that a new user would use.

Hardware Wallet + App	BitBox02 + BitBox App	Ledger Nano X + Ledger Live	Trezor Model T + Trezor Web App
USD Price (excluding shipping)	~$112	$119	~$167
Security
HD-Wallet (BIP32)
Mnemonic seed (BIP39)
Display
Verify receive address
Passphrase
Bech32 (BIP 173)
Bitcoin-only
Fully open source
Entropy
PSBT (BIP 174)
Device attestation
USB comm. encryption
Secure chip
Multi-sig
Air-gap
User-input
Address whitelisting
Shamir secret sharing
Usability
Realistic setup time	5 min	25 min	25 min
Multi language support
Seed backup method	microSD, optional on paper	paper	paper
Built-in user guide
Desktop / Mobile app	Native desktop app	Native desktop & mobile app	Browser-based desktop app
Fiat on-ramp
Multiple seeds on device
Multiple accounts
Setup wizard
Firmware update in-App
Testnet support	*
Privacy
Full node support			*
Coin control
Tor proxy
Coin Join
Other criteria
HW programming language	C	C	C & Python
Manufacturing location	Switzerland	France	Czech Republic
Altcoin support	0 for Bitcoin-only edition	1,100+	1,000+

(Hover over the stars and feature title for more information) | This comparison was made to the best of my knowledge. If anything is incorrect or out of date; you think that an important criteria is missing or anything else, please open an issue on Github.

* means it is possible but requires advanced skills to set up

Disclaimer: The author of this page works for Shift Cryptosecurity AG. He nevertheless tried to be as neutral as possible in this comparison.

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