Trezor vs Keystone

Two hardware wallets with different architectures: Keystone works air-gapped. On code, Trezor is fully open-source and auditable, the other is not: if sovereignty matters to you, that weighs a lot. On price Trezor wins: €59 vs €150. The right wallet is the one you will actually use: assess your flow first (holding vs frequent use), then the spec sheet.

Trezor Keystone
Tier S A
Rating ★ 4.5 ★ 4.4
Fund custody Self-custody (funds in your control) Self-custody (funds in your control)
Type Hardware (cold storage) Hardware (cold storage)
Source code Open-source Partly open-source
Recovery Seed phrase 12/24 parole (BIP-39); opz. backup Shamir (SLIP-39) Seed phrase 12/24 parole (BIP-39); supporto multi-seed
Bitcoin-only No No
Supported chains Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Cardano, Solana Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain
Price €59 €150
Secure element Yes Yes
Air-gapped No Yes
Connectivity USB-C, Bluetooth QR, microSD
Companion app Trezor Suite Keystone App
Built-in swap Yes No
Built-in staking Yes No
Built-in fiat on-ramp Yes
Segment B2C B2C
WalletConnect No
Regions US, EU/EEA, UK, APAC, LATAM, MENA, Africa US, EU/EEA, UK, APAC, LATAM, MENA, Africa
Licences & safety Nessuna (hardware wallet self-custody) Nessuna (hardware wallet self-custody)
Trezor 4.5/5 · Tier S
Keystone 4.4/5 · Tier A

Frequently asked questions

Trezor vs Keystone: which is better?

Two hardware wallets with different architectures: Keystone works air-gapped. On code, Trezor is fully open-source and auditable, the other is not: if sovereignty matters to you, that weighs a lot. On price Trezor wins: €59 vs €150. The right wallet is the one you will actually use: assess your flow first (holding vs frequent use), then the spec sheet.

Is Trezor custodial or self-custody?

Trezor is self-custody: you keep the keys, while Keystone is self-custody.