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Hardware wallets for Android

Android gives you a choice of wired and wireless hardware wallets. You prepare the payment in a compatible app and approve it with the wallet. Choose by your phone’s connection support and the crypto you want to use.

Our picks: 3 · Matching wallets: 47

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An Android phone and Trezor Safe 5 connected by a short USB cable on a dark green surface.

Selected wallets

BitBoxApp and a microSD backup

BitBox02 Nova

Choose BitBoxApp, edge controls and a microSD backup made during setup. Keep the card separate: the default backup can restore access without the old device password. You’ll still need any optional passphrase.

Approve transactions with BitBoxApp

  • Computer:USB
  • iPhone:BluetoothMust stay plugged in
  • Android:USBPhone needs USB OTG

Before you choose: You control it by touching its edges, not the screen.

When to consider another wallet

Choose Flex for Ledger Wallet and an E Ink touchscreen if you want signing from a compatible phone without an attached power source; keep Flex charged. For a colour touchscreen, choose Safe 7 Universal if Trezor Suite supports your coin and network; it signs over Bluetooth with a compatible iPhone or Android phone.

Price at BitBoxDetails
Bluetooth and an E Ink touchscreen

Ledger Flex

Choose Flex for Ledger Wallet on iPhone or Android and an E Ink touchscreen to review requests. Charge it before using Bluetooth without a cable.

Approve transactions with Ledger Wallet

  • Computer:USB
  • iPhone:Bluetooth
  • Android:USB · Bluetooth

Before you choose: NFC does not replace USB or Bluetooth for ordinary transactions. Cryptocurrency support depends on the app.

When to consider another wallet

Choose Safe 7 Universal for Trezor Suite and a colour touchscreen with Bluetooth signing on a compatible iPhone or Android phone. If you prefer Suite over USB and will use a computer or compatible Android phone for signing instead of an iPhone, choose Safe 5 Universal. Check your coin and network in the app you choose.

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Trezor Suite over Bluetooth

Trezor Safe 7

Choose Safe 7 if you want to stay with Trezor Suite and review requests on a colour touchscreen while signing with iPhone or Android over Bluetooth. Its rechargeable battery powers wireless use.

Approve transactions with Trezor Suite

  • Computer:USB · Bluetooth
  • iPhone:BluetoothCurrent app needs iOS 16.4+
  • Android:USB · BluetoothAndroid 12+

Before you choose: Wireless use means pairing the wallet with a compatible phone or computer and keeping its battery charged.

When to consider another wallet

Choose Nova Multi for BitBoxApp, edge controls and a microSD backup, if the app supports your coin and network. Nova still needs USB power on iPhone and USB OTG on Android. If you prefer Suite without Bluetooth or a battery to charge and do not need iPhone signing, choose Safe 5 Universal over USB with a computer or compatible Android phone.

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Other wallets for sending crypto from your Android phone

Beyond our picks above, the catalog includes 44 other wallets that match this category.

See all 47 in the catalog What to check before choosing

Before you choose

What matters on Android.

USB: check your phone and connection

For BitBox02 and BitBox02 Nova, your Android phone needs USB OTG: support for communicating with an external USB device. Check BitBox’s requirements below and confirm USB OTG support for your exact phone model with its manufacturer. An app opening successfully does not prove the connection will work.

Android · BitBoxApp · USB: data and power · BitBox02 Nova

USB OTG required

The wallet may plug in directly or need an adapter or data cable; a charge-only cable cannot carry transaction data. Nova uses USB with BitBoxApp on Android, not Bluetooth. If your phone’s required support remains unclear, resolve it before choosing.

Android wallets with USB 

Manufacturer support

Would you rather use Bluetooth, NFC or QR?

Ledger Flex works with Ledger Wallet on Android over USB or Bluetooth. Bluetooth lets you use it without a data cable while its battery is charged.

With Tangem Wallet, hold the card to a phone with the required NFC support. Confirm NFC support for your exact phone model with its manufacturer, then follow Tangem’s scanning instructions. The card has no screen, so you read payment details on the phone.

QR models exchange codes between the phone and wallet screens. Keystone 3 Pro with multi-coin firmware works with OKX Wallet on Android: scan between the devices and check the transaction on Keystone. The wallet still needs charging.

Android wallets with Bluetooth 

Android wallets with NFC 

Android wallets with QR signing 

Manufacturer support

Check the app, your crypto and phone-only use

Use each model’s Android compatibility details to check its app and phone requirements. You also need support for your coin or token and its network in that app. A wallet’s coin list may require another app or a computer, and its Bitcoin-only and multi-asset editions can differ.

You can set up BitBox02 Nova, install its initial firmware and later update firmware through BitBoxApp on Android over USB. Check its USB OTG requirements first.

Ledger Flex supports phone setup and ordinary Ledger OS updates over Bluetooth. If it becomes stuck in Update Mode, Ledger’s documented fallback uses Ledger Wallet on a computer.

Trezor Safe 7 supports Android setup over Bluetooth or USB-C, including initial firmware installation. Trezor also documents later Android firmware updates; that guide does not specify their connection method.

Android signing support does not guarantee phone-only maintenance: Keystone 3 Pro’s documented firmware-update methods both use a computer.

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What to check before approving a payment 

Prepare for wallet recovery before you need it 

Manufacturer support

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Documentation checked October 4, 2026. This page is based on manufacturer documentation.

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