Passport Wallet: Open Source Hardware Wallet

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Passport is a US-made open source and air-gapped Bitcoin hardware wallet.

Description

Passport is a Bitcoin-only open source hardware wallet. It is an air-gapped bitcoin wallet, which means it never communicates directly with a device that is connected to the Internet. Its USB-C connector only powers the battery and does not transfer data. Because it is an open-source hardware wallet, security researchers are able to easily discover any vulnerabilities that may exist on the wallet.

Passport was launched in 2020 by a US-based company, Foundation.

Pros and Cons of Passport Wallet

Pros

  • Both the software and the mobile app are open source. Essentially, this means that your wallet is highly secure and has been thoroughly vetted by the open source community
  • Passport is an air gapped hardware wallet, it uses a camera and QR codes instead of USB data and internet
  • It’s compatible with BlueWallet, BTCPay, Electrum, Wasabi, Sparrow, etc
  • Envoy is Passport mobile companion app. The mobile app saves as its interface
  • It’s beautifully designed in the style of a smartphone, with an easy-to-use interface and an extra-hard glass protector.
  • A high-resolution glass display and an in-built camera for scanning QR codes

Cons

  • It is fairly expensive. At the time of writing, the wallet is sold at $259.00.

Additional information

Bitcoin Only

Wallet Type

Source Code

Air-gapped

Multisig

Camera

Yes

microSD card

Yes

Bluetooth

No

QR Code

Yes

Battery

Yes

USB-C Connector

Yes, To power battery

Wallet Integration

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Year Launched

2020

Made in

USA

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