Bitcoin wallets for Android: 30 reviewed
- Top rated
- BitBox02 4.6
- Price
- $59 to $399
- Bitcoin-only
- 7 of 30
- With a warning
- 2
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-26
BitBox02 is the highest-rated of the 30 wallets for Android we review, at 4.6 out of 5. 7 of the 30 are bitcoin-only, 2 carry a warning, and 4 more are no longer sold. Ratings follow the product rubric on our about page, and the order below is by rating with unrated wallets last. Every fact here is on the linked review, with its sources.
The 30 wallets for Android, ranked by rating
Highest editorial rating first. A warning pill means the review carries a dated status note worth reading before you trust the wallet with money.
- 1
Swiss made, fully open source, sold in Multi and Bitcoin-only editions, with a Nova model that works from an iPhone.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in a dual chip design, certified EAL6+ on the Nova model
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 2
Trezor's $59 entry device, pairing a certified secure element with fully open source firmware and two physical buttons.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in an EAL6+ certified secure element running open source firmware
- Runs on
- Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 3
The oldest bitcoin wallet still in active development, and the one whose users are hunted by a fake-update scam running since December 2018.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated and encrypted on your own machine, with transactions checked by SPV
- Runs on
- Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 4
Air-gapped signing on a 4 inch touchscreen, with three security chips and a fingerprint reader, at $149.
- Keys
- self-custodial, seed split across three independent security chips, air-gapped by QR code and microSD
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 5
Trezor's touchscreen model at $129: a color display and haptic feedback over the same secure element the $59 Safe 3 uses.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in an EAL6+ certified secure element running open source firmware
- Runs on
- Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 6
Bitcoin-only line from $79 to $149 that ships no secure element on purpose: a locked Jade holds nothing worth extracting.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys protected by Blockstream's open source blind oracle rather than a secure element chip
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 7
Bitcoin-only hardware from a US company, now sold as the $349 Passport Prime: keys, two factor codes, security keys and encrypted storage in one device.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held on dedicated hardware and isolated from sandboxed apps by the KeyOS microkernel
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 8
Ledger's $59 entry device: the same certified secure element as the $399 Stax, no Bluetooth, and no iPhone support at all.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in a CC EAL6+ certified secure element chip
- Runs on
- Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 9
Bitcoin-only phone wallet with real coin control and multisig vaults, whose Lightning side is custodial unless you run the server yourself.
- Keys
- self-custodial on-chain, while a Lightning balance is only as self-custodial as the LNDHub server behind it
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 10
The Ledger to buy if you want a touchscreen: $249, the same certified chip as the Stax, and more screen pixels than it.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in a CC EAL6+ certified secure element chip
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 11
A real Lightning node on your phone from the team behind Eclair, with a published fee table and a privacy tradeoff ACINQ states outright.
- Keys
- self-custodial, a real Lightning node running on your phone behind a 12 word seed
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 12
The cheapest Ledger with Bluetooth, now $79 on Ledger's own store, and the one to buy if you want to sign from a phone.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in a CC EAL5+ certified secure element chip
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 13
On-chain and Lightning in one balance behind a 2-of-2 multisig, backed up by an Emergency Kit file rather than twelve words.
- Keys
- self-custodial, a 2-of-2 multisig where your phone holds one key and your Emergency Kit holds both
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 14
A smart card you tap against your phone, sold only in sets of two or three so your backup is another card rather than a written seed.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated and held inside each card's certified chip, with no seed phrase by default
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 15
Blockstream's own Bitcoin and Liquid wallet, whose 2FA cosigning multisig is its reason to exist and has been closed to new accounts since May 2025.
- Keys
- self-custodial, either single signature on your device or a 2-of-2 where Blockstream cosigns after your two-factor check
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 16
One of the oldest bitcoin wallets still shipping, strong on Android with deep UTXO control, and an iPhone build nobody has verified.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated and held on the phone, recoverable only from a backup you write down
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 17
Open source line from $79 to $278, including a bitcoin-only Classic 1S Pure, with apps on every desktop, phone and the browser.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held on the device, with firmware developed in the open
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Browser extension
- 18
A self-custodial Bitcoin, Liquid and Tether USDt wallet built for people who need cheap dollars on a phone, not only bitcoin.
- Keys
- self-custodial, with the seed stored on your device in Keychain on iOS or EncryptedSharedPreferences on Android
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 19
Ledger's $399 flagship, with the biggest screen it sells and exactly the same secure element as the $59 Nano S Plus.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held in a CC EAL6+ certified secure element chip
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 20
Budget air-gapped signer with no USB data, WiFi, Bluetooth or NFC: every transaction crosses as a scanned QR code.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held offline on a device with no USB data, WiFi, Bluetooth or NFC connection
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 21
The wallet with no seed phrase: two MPC shares replace the private key, which removes one risk and adds a dependency.
- Keys
- self-custodial MPC, with no seed phrase: one secret share on your phone, one on Zengo's server, never combined
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 22
Open source Monero-first wallet with real bitcoin privacy tools, carrying a 2021 key generation bug that is still costing people coins.
- Keys
- self-custodial, seed and keys generated and stored on your own device, with no account and no telemetry
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
- 23
Open source mobile wallet that trades the seed phrase for a username and password, and published every detail of the one time it failed.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys encrypted on your device under your password before any backup leaves it
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 24
Coinbase's self-custody wallet is now Base App, and the product has moved its center of gravity to Base.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys held on your device, unlike the custodial Coinbase.com exchange account
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 25
A capable multi-platform wallet whose 2020 domain hijack exposed the real weakness: a login flow built on uploading your backup.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated on your device and encrypted under a password you choose
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Browser extension
- 26
MetaMask holds real bitcoin since December 15, 2025, but it is still an Ethereum wallet with a BTC address attached.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated on your device from a 12 word Secret Recovery Phrase Consensys never sees
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Browser extension
- 27
Use the phone app, think twice about the extension: an attacker published a malicious build of it on December 24, 2025.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated on your own device and never held by Trust Wallet
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Browser extension
- 28
The best looking wallet on this list, from an NYSE listed company, with closed source apps and swap rates starting at 0.5%.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated and encrypted on your own device
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Browser extension
- 29
The easiest Lightning wallet to start with, and a custodial one: the company holds your coins, and it has stopped offering that in the US and the EU.
- Keys
- custodial in its default mode, meaning the company holds the keys, with a separate self-custodial mode where you do
- Runs on
- iOS, Android
- 30
Do not keep bitcoin here: over 5,500 wallets were emptied in June 2023 and the cause was never published.
- Keys
- self-custodial, keys generated on your device and encrypted with your password
- Runs on
- iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
Side by side
The same 30 wallets for Android plus the 4 no longer sold, sortable by any column. Price is blank for software because a download has no price to publish.
| Review | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aqua | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Atomic Wallet | Software | You | No | Caution | Free download | Review |
| BitBox02 | Hardware | You | No | Available | Not stated | Review |
| Blockstream Green | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Blockstream Jade | Hardware | You | Yes | Available | $99 | Review |
| BlueWallet | Software | You | Yes | Available | Free download | Review |
| BRD | Software | You | No | No longer sold | Free download | Review |
| Cake Wallet | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Coinbase Wallet | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Edge | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Electrum | Software | You | Yes | Available | Free download | Review |
| Exodus | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Foundation Passport | Hardware | You | Yes | Available | $349 | Review |
| Guarda Wallet | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Jaxx Liberty | Software | You | No | No longer sold | Free download | Review |
| Keystone 3 Pro | Hardware | You | No | Available | $149 | Review |
| Ledger Flex | Hardware | You | No | Available | $249 | Review |
| Ledger Nano S | Hardware | You | No | No longer sold | Not stated | Review |
| Ledger Nano S Plus | Hardware | You | No | Available | $59 | Review |
| Ledger Nano X | Hardware | You | No | Available | $79 | Review |
| Ledger Stax | Hardware | You | No | Available | $399 | Review |
| MetaMask | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Muun | Software | You | Yes | Available | Free download | Review |
| Mycelium | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| OneKey | Hardware | You | No | Available | $99 | Review |
| Phoenix | Software | You | Yes | Available | Free download | Review |
| SafePal S1 | Hardware | You | No | Available | Not stated | Review |
| Samourai Wallet | Software | You | Yes | No longer sold | Free download | Review |
| Tangem Wallet | Hardware | You | No | Available | $59.9 | Review |
| Trezor Safe 3 | Hardware | You | No | Available | $59 | Review |
| Trezor Safe 5 | Hardware | You | No | Available | $129 | Review |
| Trust Wallet | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
| Wallet of Satoshi | Software | Company by default | Yes | Caution | Free download | Review |
| Zengo | Software | You | No | Available | Free download | Review |
Bitcoin wallets for Android that are no longer sold
Kept for anyone still searching for them. Each page says what happened, with dates, and names something that still works.
Narrow it down
The other hubs, with how many of these 30 each one also holds.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best bitcoin wallet for Android?
BitBox02, rated 4.6 out of 5, the highest score among the 30 wallets for Android we review on the product rubric published on our about page. Custody: self-custodial, keys held in a dual chip design, certified EAL6+ on the Nova model. Trezor Safe 3 is next at 4.5.
Are there bitcoin-only wallets for Android?
Yes: Electrum, Blockstream Jade, Foundation Passport, BlueWallet, Phoenix, Muun and Wallet of Satoshi, which support no other coin. A smaller codebase and no altcoin features is a deliberate design choice, and the bitcoin-only hub compares every wallet that makes it.
Which hardware wallets work with Android?
BitBox02, Trezor Safe 3, Keystone 3 Pro, Trezor Safe 5, Blockstream Jade, Foundation Passport, Ledger Nano S Plus, Ledger Flex, Ledger Nano X, Tangem Wallet, OneKey, Ledger Stax and SafePal S1: their companion app runs on Android, and the keys stay on the device. The rest of this page is software that runs on Android itself.
Which wallets for Android carry a warning?
Wallet of Satoshi: Wallet of Satoshi pulled its app from US app stores and stopped serving US customers on November 23, 2023, then withdrew its custodial Lightning service across the European Union at the turn of 2026, as the MiCA transition periods and the DAC8 reporting rules closed in on custodial providers. Atomic Wallet: On June 2 and 3, 2023, more than 5,500 Atomic Wallet users had their balances emptied in a single coordinated event. Each review carries the full note with sources.
Which wallets for Android are no longer available?
BRD (replaced by the Coinbase Wallet), Jaxx Liberty, Ledger Nano S (replaced by the Ledger Nano S Plus), Samourai Wallet. Their pages say what happened, with dates, and name wallets that still work.
Every wallet we review compares the whole roster, hardware and software, with what each status means.