All wallets in our catalog.

Your Android phone needs USB OTG support to connect to Nova over USB. Ethereum requires the Multi edition; a Bitcoin-only device cannot be changed to Multi.

Setup and signing use the Trezor Suite app on Android 12 or later, over Bluetooth or a supported USB-C connection. Check that Suite supports the asset and network you want to use; the Bitcoin-only edition is limited to Bitcoin.

Use an NFC-capable Android phone. For a Redmi phone, check support for your model with Arculus before buying. Keep the card against the phone until setup or signing finishes. Full current asset support requires card firmware 2.0 or later; older Edition Zero and Edition One cards support fewer assets.

Ethereum requires the Multi edition. A Bitcoin-only hardware edition cannot be converted to Multi.

Needs an NFC phone and the Bitkey app. Setup requires a cloud backup and email alerts; recovery depends on the keys and backup access you retain.

This workflow uses Bitcoin mainnet in the Blockstream app. The standard firmware also supports Liquid, so it is not Bitcoin-only.

This workflow uses Bitcoin mainnet in the Blockstream app. The standard firmware also supports Liquid, so it is not Bitcoin-only.

This workflow uses Bitcoin mainnet in the Blockstream app. The standard firmware also supports Liquid, so it is not Bitcoin-only.

Use Nunchuk on a compatible NFC phone with an already initialized Mk5, powered on and with NFC enabled. Import the wallet’s public account into Nunchuk before exchanging Bitcoin transaction files (PSBTs).

Use Nunchuk on a compatible NFC phone, with an already initialized Q powered on and NFC enabled, to exchange Bitcoin transaction files (PSBTs).

Needs an NFC phone and a compatible Nunchuk version. Keep the encrypted backup file, its decryption key and the wallet configuration. Store the file and key separately.