Foundation Passport Prime

Cold Storage

Passport Prime is Foundation Devices next-generation Bitcoin hardware wallet and personal security platform, announced in December 2024 and shipping in 2025. It runs KeyOS, a Rust-based microkernel operating system, and includes a color touchscreen, NFC, quantum-resistant Bluetooth (QuantumLink), 50 GB encrypted file storage, virtual YubiKeys, a 2FA app, and a seed vault. The device is open source, manufactured in the USA, and fully Bitcoin-focused.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: No
Type: hardware_wallet
Notes: Premium Passport with upgraded hardware and design
Price: $299
Status: DUPLICATE
Interface: USB-C + QR camera
Price Usd: 299
Air Gapped: Yes
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Form Factor: Compact device
Open Source: Yes
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Connectivity: NFC, QuantumLink Bluetooth, USB-C
Duplicate Of: passport-prime
Manufacturer: Foundation Devices
Release Year: 2025
Canonical Slug: passport-prime
Duplicate Note: Same product: Passport Prime by Foundation Devices. passport-prime has the more detailed feature description.
Secure Element: Yes

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