Trezor Safe 5 Bitcoin-Only

Cold Storage

The Trezor Safe 5 Bitcoin-Only edition is a dedicated Bitcoin signing device launched in June 2024, featuring a 1.54-inch color touchscreen with haptic feedback and an EAL 6+ certified secure element. It uses 20-word Shamir Secret Sharing backup and is purpose-built for Bitcoin with no altcoin firmware support. Trezor Suite provides the companion desktop and web interface for managing funds and transactions.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: Yes
Type: hardware_wallet
Notes: Bitcoin-only firmware version of Trezor Safe 5. Reduced attack surface.
Price: $169
Interface: USB-C + touchscreen
Price Usd: 169
Air Gapped: No
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Form Factor: Touchscreen device
Open Source: Yes
Screen Type: touchscreen
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Connectivity: USB-C
Manufacturer: SatoshiLabs (Czech Republic)
Release Year: 2024
Secure Element: Yes

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