Trezor Safe 7 Bitcoin-Only

Cold Storage

The Trezor Safe 7 Bitcoin-Only edition is a dedicated Bitcoin firmware variant of the Safe 7, sold as a distinct SKU at trezor.io. It strips out all altcoin support to deliver a smaller firmware codebase, a reduced attack surface, and a simpler interface tuned for Bitcoin-only holders. It retains all hardware features of the standard Safe 7 — TROPIC01 transparent secure element, EAL6+ backup chip, Bluetooth 5.1, Qi2 charging, IP67 protection, and post-quantum firmware integrity checks — at $249.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: Yes
Type: hardware_wallet
Price: $249
Bluetooth: Yes
Interface: USB-C, Bluetooth, QR
Price Usd: 249
Air Gapped: No
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Form Factor: handheld
Open Source: Yes
Screen Type: touchscreen
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Connectivity: USB-C,Bluetooth
Manufacturer: SatoshiLabs
Release Year: 2024
Launched Year: 2025
Secure Element: Yes
Supported Coins: BTC

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