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A wallet that fits how you hold crypto.
Compare 13 hardware-wallet models from four manufacturers serving US buyers. Start with asset support, then check the backup and the device you use.
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13 matching models. Select up to four models below to compare. BitBox models remain in the general catalog and do not support XRP.
| Feature |  Ledger Flex |  Trezor Safe 5 |  Tangem Wallet · 3 cards |  BitBox02 Nova |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XRP support | Supported in the relevant edition | Supported in the relevant edition | Supported in the relevant edition | Not supported |
| Connection | USB-C, Bluetooth; NFC for backup and security key features | USB-C | NFC with a compatible smartphone | USB-C; optional Bluetooth Low Energy for iPhone and iPad |
| Backup | 24-word recovery phrase; optional recovery services and Recovery Key | 20-word Single-share backup; Multi-share backup available | Three cards; optional seed phrase | microSD backup; optional BIP39 recovery words |
| What to check | Ledger OS is not fully open source · Third-party trading services depend on your location | Select the universal model for XRP · USB connection required | No on-device transaction display · Requires a compatible NFC phone | Does not support XRP or Solana · Choose the edition carefully: Bitcoin-only excludes altcoins |
Ledger Stax
A curved 3.7-inch E Ink touchscreen for checking transactions on the device.
XRP supported
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Ledger Flex
A 2.8-inch E Ink touchscreen with smartphone and desktop connectivity.
XRP supported
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Ledger Nano Gen5
The touchscreen Nano model uses a 2.8-inch monochrome E Ink display.
XRP supported
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Ledger Nano X
A classic button-operated Ledger model with Bluetooth for mobile use.
XRP supported
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Ledger Nano S Plus
A USB-only Ledger model for a desktop computer or compatible Android phone.
XRP supported
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BitBox02 Nova
A Swiss-made wallet with open-source firmware, touch sliders, and a glass OLED display.
No XRP support
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BitBox02
The original BitBox02 remains in the manufacturer catalog for desktop and Android use.
No XRP support
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Trezor Safe 7
A 2.5-inch color touchscreen model with Bluetooth and two Secure Elements, including TROPIC01.
XRP supported
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Trezor Safe 5
A color touchscreen wallet with haptic feedback and on-device transaction confirmation.
XRP supported
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Trezor Safe 3
A compact button-operated wallet with a monochrome OLED display and Secure Element.
XRP supported
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Tangem Wallet · 3 cards
A card wallet with two spare cards for recovery.
XRP supported
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Tangem Wallet · 2 cards
The two-card set leaves one spare card after setup.
XRP supported
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Tangem Ring · ring and 2 cards
The wearable version includes two backup cards.
XRP supported
Model details and sources →Buying a device and using its trading features are separate. A wallet can ship to the US while its integrated buy or swap provider has state restrictions. Prices and stock are confirmed at the manufacturer’s checkout.
Before moving your funds
Buy from the manufacturer or an authorized seller, initialize the device yourself and verify the recovery procedure. Confirm the exact account network and the destination on the trusted screen. Begin with a small transfer.
Follow the setup guide →