Secure your digital assets
Hardware
Wallets
Keep your keys offline. Choose the device that fits how you use Bitcoin and digital assets.
Choose your wallet
Explore Hardware Wallets
Browse and compare the hardware wallets available from Bitasha — stocked in India, sealed and duty paid.
TREZOR
Trezor Safe 5
A touchscreen interface for reviewing and confirming transactions on-device.
₹22,499View & Buy
BLOCKSTREAM
Blockstream Jade
A Bitcoin-focused signing device with camera-based workflows.
₹10,499View & Buy
BLOCKSTREAM
Blockstream Jade Core
A compact option in Blockstream’s Jade hardware-wallet family.
₹14,499View & Buy
BITBOX
BitBox02 Nova
The newer BitBox platform in the Bitasha hardware-wallet selection.
₹28,499View & Buy
ONEKEY
OneKey Classic 1S Pure
A thin hardware-wallet form factor for users who prioritise portability.
₹11,999View & Buy
FOUNDATION
Passport Prime
A premium signing device with a larger interface and Bitcoin-focused workflow.
₹57,499View & Buy
Technical comparison
Compare Hardware Wallets
Choose up to three devices to see their key features and capabilities side by side.
Capability
Passport Prime
Trezor Safe 7
Jade Plus
Security architecture
Security model
Seed protection split across Secure Element, protected SECURAM and PIN-derived protection
Three-chip architecture: STM32U5 MCU + two Secure Elements
Same Jade open-source firmware + Blind Oracle virtual Secure Element security model
Secure element / protected hardware
ATECC608C + protected SECURAM
TROPIC01 + OPTIGA Trust M · EAL6+
No conventional locked-down Secure Element required for seed protection
Open-source status
Yes
Yes
Yes
Authenticity / firmware verification
Yes
Yes
Yes
Physical / tamper protection
Hardware tamper detection can clear protected SECURAM; anti-downgrade protections
Dual Secure Element architecture · IP54 enclosure protection
PIN/seed protection uses Jade Blind Oracle architecture
Signing & isolation
Connected signing
Yes
Yes
Yes
QR / air-gapped signing
Yes
No
Yes
Removable-media workflow
No
No
Yes
Stateless / temporary use
No
No
Yes
Device interface
Display
Large interactive colour interface
2.5" 520×380 colour touchscreen
1.9" 320×170 colour display
Input method
Touch-driven KeyOS interface
Touchscreen + haptics
Physical device controls
Camera
Yes
No
Yes
PIN / secure entry
Yes
Yes
Yes
Connectivity & platform
USB
Yes
Yes
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes
Yes
Yes
NFC
Yes
No
No
SD / removable storage
No
No
Yes
Battery
Yes
Yes
Yes
Platform / companion software
Foundation Envoy + compatible Bitcoin applications
Trezor Suite desktop & mobile
Blockstream Green plus compatible Bitcoin wallet software
Recovery & extended capabilities
Primary recovery
NFC KeyCard recovery architecture (default 2-of-3 Shamir)
12 / 20 / 24-word recovery options
BIP39 recovery phrase
Multisig
Yes
Yes
Yes
Passphrase
Yes
Yes
Yes
Technical comparison is based on manufacturer product pages, technical documentation and published security material. Capability rows use Yes or No for quick comparison. Firmware and software capabilities may change over time.
The basics
What does a hardware
wallet actually do?
01
Create & protect keys
The wallet creates or holds the private keys used to authorize transactions.
02
Review the transaction
The device gives you a separate place to inspect transaction details before approval.
03
Sign on the device
The transaction is signed without requiring the private key itself to be handed to the computer or phone initiating the transaction.
What is a recovery seed?
The recovery seed is the backup from which a compatible wallet can restore access. It needs to be protected separately from the signing device.
What does “air-gapped” mean?
In a hardware-wallet context, it describes a workflow that transfers transaction information without a direct data cable or conventional network connection, often using QR codes or removable media.
Do I need a metal seed backup?
A hardware wallet and a seed backup solve different problems. The device is used for signing; the backup preserves recovery information if the device is lost or damaged.
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