All self-custody tools
Every self-custody tool in the directory. Filter by category or search by name.
Tor Project
The nonprofit behind the Tor anonymity network and Tor Browser. Most self-custody node software and privacy-focused Bitcoin wallets route their traffic over Tor so that a wallet's queries and broadcasts are not tied to a home IP address.
Trezor Keep Metal
Trezor's own metal backup, made from AISI 304 aerospace-grade stainless steel with a black surface treatment. You punch the first four letters of each word; the kit includes a pre-marking pen, punching tool and tamper-evident seals. Sold in single-share and Shamir multi-share versions.
Trezor Model One
The original Trezor hardware wallet, still listed by SatoshiLabs as the entry point to its range. It uses two physical buttons and a small screen to confirm transactions offline, with fully open-source firmware.
Umbrel Home
A palm-sized plug-and-play home server from Umbrel that runs umbrelOS and installs a Bitcoin node, Lightning node and hundreds of other self-hosted apps in one click. Offered with 1TB, 2TB or 4TB NVMe SSD storage.
Umbrel Pro
Umbrel's larger home server, supporting up to 32TB of SSD storage and intended for running a Bitcoin node alongside heavier self-hosted workloads such as local language models and large media libraries. No monthly subscription is required.
umbrelOS
Umbrel's home server operating system. It runs on Umbrel hardware, a Raspberry Pi or any x86 machine and installs a Bitcoin node, Lightning node and hundreds of other self-hosted apps from an app store in one click.
Vault12
Vault12 is a mobile app for backing up and inheriting crypto wallet seed phrases using a network of trusted Guardians rather than a custodian. The company states plainly that it is not a custodian and never holds, transfers or accesses user funds.
WalletScrutiny
WalletScrutiny reviews bitcoin wallets to check whether their published source code actually matches the binaries users install, publishing the results of thousands of reviews across mobile, hardware and desktop wallets. Its methodology pages explain reproducible builds and what verification does and does not prove.
Yeti Cold
Yeti is an open-source script and set of instructions that installs Bitcoin Core and then walks the user through building a multi-key cold storage setup. It deliberately prioritises safety over convenience and does not rely on any third-party service.
Ledger Live
Ledger's companion app (now branded Ledger Wallet) for managing accounts secured by a Ledger hardware device. Private keys stay on the hardware wallet while the app handles accounts and transactions.
DCENT X
DCENT's newer flagship hardware wallet, sold through the company's own store and also offered bundled with its R3covery Card recovery kit. Transactions are approved with a fingerprint on the device.
Ledger Flex
Ledger's touchscreen signer with an E Ink display behind Gorilla Glass, Bluetooth, and NFC. It is positioned as the mid-tier model above the Nano line and works with Ledger's Recovery Key accessory.
Libbitcoin
A C++ Bitcoin toolkit whose libbitcoin-server component runs as a full node and query server, speaking the Electrum, bitcoind, btcd, ZeroMQ, Stratum and peer-to-peer protocols from a single process.
CypherSafe CypherGrid
CypherSafe's lower-cost steel plate with a pre-marked grid, designed to be marked with a center punch rather than a full stamp set. Made by the same Maine stamping company behind the CypherWheel.
Bitcoin Knots
A derivative of Bitcoin Core maintained by Luke Dashjr that tracks upstream releases while adding extra configuration options and relay policy controls for node operators who want finer control.
Trezor Safe 3
SatoshiLabs' affordable Secure Element model, with open-source firmware and physical on-device confirmation of every transaction. Sold in a general multi-coin version and a Bitcoin-only edition.
BitBoxApp
Desktop and mobile companion application for BitBox hardware wallets, developed in the open by BitBox (Shift Crypto). Handles account setup, sending and receiving while keys stay on the device.
Cove
Bitcoin-only mobile wallet that keeps the interface simple without dropping advanced features. Supports local encrypted hot wallets, PSBT hardware signing, QR/NFC flows and BIP-329 UTXO labels.
GridPlus Lattice1
A desktop-sized hardware wallet with a large touchscreen and removable SafeCards, aimed at users who want readable transaction details and separate key storage cards. Sold directly by GridPlus.
Blockstream App
Blockstream's multi-platform Bitcoin and Liquid wallet, the successor to Blockstream Green. Covers everything from a first purchase through to full self-custody, including hardware-wallet use.
CoolWallet Go
CoolWallet's lighter card-format cold wallet, sold as a two-card set in several cover designs. Like the Pro it pairs with the CoolWallet mobile app over Bluetooth and keeps keys off the phone.
LND (Lightning Network Daemon)
Lightning Labs' Lightning Network implementation in Go, and one of the most widely deployed Lightning node daemons. It exposes gRPC and REST APIs and underpins many node management dashboards.
Blockstream Jade Plus
The upgraded Jade, with a larger screen, a bigger battery and a removable memory card for backups, aimed at people who want to run fully air-gapped. Supports Bitcoin and the Liquid Network.
imKey Pro
A slim hardware wallet using a CC EAL-certified security chip, sold directly through imKey's official store and paired with a mobile app. imKey also sells a HeirBOX metal mnemonic backup.
Trezor Safe 7
Trezor's newest flagship, built around the open TROPIC01 secure element and adding wireless connectivity. It is the top of the Safe range and keeps Trezor's open-source firmware approach.
Envoy
Foundation's mobile Bitcoin wallet and companion app for the Passport hardware wallet, built for straightforward self-custody, privacy defaults and open-source verification of firmware.
LNbits
A free and open-source accounts system that sits on top of a Lightning node, letting one node be split into many wallets with extensions for vouchers, point-of-sale, paywalls and more.
Trezor Safe 5
A Trezor signing device with a color touchscreen and haptic feedback on top of the Safe line's Secure Element. Firmware remains open source and transactions are approved on the device.
Core Lightning (CLN)
A Lightning Network implementation from Blockstream focused on specification compliance, performance and a plugin architecture that lets operators extend the node in any language.
Floresta
A lightweight, embeddable Bitcoin client built around Utreexo accumulators, aimed at letting users validate the chain with far less disk and memory than a conventional full node.
Jam
A web interface for JoinMarket that makes running a maker or taker considerably easier than the command line. It is designed to be installed on a home node alongside JoinMarket.
Proton Wallet
Self-custodial Bitcoin wallet from Proton with end-to-end encrypted data, available on web, iOS and Android. Users hold their own keys and can send using Proton email addresses.
AQUA Wallet
Self-custodial mobile wallet from Jan3 for Bitcoin and Liquid, aimed at simple everyday use. Holds BTC, L-BTC and Liquid assets such as USDt with the user in control of keys.
Muun
Self-custodial Bitcoin and Lightning wallet for Android and iOS, designed so on-chain and Lightning balances behave as one. Recovery is handled with a user-held recovery kit.
Trezor Suite
Trezor's desktop and web application for managing a Trezor hardware wallet. Keys remain on the device; the app handles portfolio view, sending, receiving and coin management.
SecuX V20
A hardware wallet with a round color touchscreen that connects over both USB and Bluetooth, using a certified secure element to hold keys offline. Made by SecuX Technology.