Wallet directory
Trezor
Best for: Open-source hardware with an easy suite
The original hardware wallet — fully open-source firmware, clean desktop suite, strong Bitcoin support alongside other assets.
Trezor is the original hardware wallet, with fully open-source firmware and a clean desktop suite. It supports strong Bitcoin workflows alongside other assets, and its transparency has made it a trusted default for years.
It is a good fit for people who want open-source hardware with an approachable interface and a long reputation. Maximalists may prefer a Bitcoin-only device; for a broadly capable, open and easy hardware wallet, Trezor remains a safe pick.
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Quick answers
- Is Trezor custodial or self-custody?
- Trezor is self-custodial — you hold the keys, and no company can freeze or move your bitcoin.
- Does Trezor require KYC?
- No — Trezor requires no identity verification to use.
- Does Trezor support Lightning?
- No — Trezor is on-chain only.
- Is Trezor open source?
- Yes — Trezor's client source code is published for review.
- What platforms does Trezor run on?
- Trezor runs on Hardware.
Facts describe the core product and can change — always verify on the official site before moving significant sats. Got it set up? Find places that take Bitcoin near you or check your country's Bitcoin tax rules.