Satochip

Open-source smartcard hardware wallet — signs over NFC or a card reader; works with Electrum-family wallets including Electrum ABC.

Type	Hardware wallet
Custody	Self-custody — the user holds the keys
Platforms	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Open source	Yes — source code
Multisig	Not recorded
Account / KYC	No identity verification
Official site	satochip.io

Cryptocurrencies it holds

Bitcoin BTC Bitcoin Cash BCH eCash XEC

Security record

Satochip has not been reviewed for the site's security record yet. The record counts only the maker's own failures — a firmware or app bug, a poisoned update, a breached vendor, weak key generation — and is kept in the wallet hacks review.

Questions

Which coins does Satochip support?

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and eCash.

Is Satochip open source?

Yes. Its source code is public at https://github.com/Toporin.

Does Satochip support multisig?

Not as far as the directory records. A multi-signature setup needs a wallet that can hold one of several keys; see the wallets directory for the ones that do.

Is Satochip custodial?

No. Satochip is self-custody: the user holds the keys, and nobody else can move the funds.

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The wallets directory compares every wallet by type, custody and the coins it holds. A wallet's place there is not for sale.