Wallets

44 wallets, checked by hand and measured daily: how each holds your key, whether its code is public and still worked on, which networks it signs on, and what went wrong. No score and no ranking: devices first, then by name.

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Devices6

BitBox02device · desktop · iPhone · AndroidKeySeed phrase you keepCodePublic100+ commits in 90 days · 6 peopleNetworks10 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base…App Store★ 4.56 ratingsIncidentsnone found
KeystonedeviceKeySeed phrase you keepCodePublic10 commits in 90 days · 4 peopleNetworks18 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron…App Storenot on the App StoreIncidentsnone found
Ledgerdevice · iPhone · Android · desktopKeySeed phrase you keepCodePartly public99+ commits in 90 days · 20 peopleNetworks24 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron…App Store★ 4.915K ratingsIncidents1 incident
OneKeydevice · iPhone · Android · desktop · browser extensionKeySeed phrase you keepCodePublic100+ commits in 90 days · 13 peopleNetworks21 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron…App Store★ 4.7680 ratingsIncidentsnone found
Tangemdevice · iPhone · AndroidKeyKey made in the chipCodePartly public100+ commits in 90 days · 1 personNetworks25 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron…App Store★ 4.925K ratingsIncidentsnone found
Trezordevice · iPhone · Android · desktop · webKeySeed phrase you keepCodePublic100+ commits in 90 days · 13 peopleNetworks17 networks + any EVM networkBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron…App Store★ 4.71.6K ratingsIncidentsnone found

Apps and extensions7

From the WalletConnect registry15

15 more wallets the WalletConnect registry lists and our catalog doesn’t hold yet. Not checked by hand: the networks are the chains the registry says each connects to, the rating is Apple’s. Most App Store ratings first: that says how many people use a wallet, not how good it is.

How this is checked. Keys, devices, networks and incidents are checked by hand against the maker’s own documentation and published post-mortems, each with its date. Code activity is read daily from the wallet’s public GitHub repository (commits by people, not bots, over 90 days; the latest release). Ratings come from Apple’s public App Store lookup. Nothing here is paid for, and nothing decides the order.