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Hardware wallet software compatibility

Which wallet apps work with which hardware wallet: Sparrow, Electrum, Nunchuk, Specter and BlueWallet across 20 devices, each with its source.

Many hardware wallets also work with independent wallet apps — for coin control, multisig or your own node. The table shows, for each device, whether the app's own documentation, code or the maker's official guide lists it, and how it connects.

Sources checked on October 30, 2026.

Hardware walletSparrow20 devicesElectrum15 devicesNunchuk14 devicesSpecter Desktop12 devicesBlueWallet7 devices
Coinkite Coldcard Mk55 of 5 apps
USBmicroSDSource
USBmicroSDSource
USBmicroSDSource
microSDSource
Blockstream Jade Plus5 of 5 apps
USBQRSource
USBQRSource
USBQRSource
Coinkite Coldcard Q5 of 5 apps
USBQRmicroSDSource
USBmicroSDSource
NFCQRmicroSDSource
USBmicroSDSource
QRmicroSDSource
Blockstream Jade Classic5 of 5 apps
USBQRSource
USBQRSource
USBQRSource
Trezor Safe 54 of 5 apps
Trezor Safe 34 of 5 apps
Ledger Stax4 of 5 apps
USBBluetoothSource
BitBox024 of 5 apps
Foundation Passport Prime4 of 5 apps
microSDSource
QRmicroSDSource
Ledger Nano X4 of 5 apps
USBBluetoothSource
Ledger Nano S Plus4 of 5 apps
Ledger Flex4 of 5 apps
USBBluetoothSource
BitBox02 Nova3 of 5 apps
USBBluetoothSource
Keystone 3 Pro3 of 5 apps
QRmicroSDSource
Keycard Shell3 of 5 apps
Trezor Safe 72 of 5 apps
Ledger Nano Gen52 of 5 apps
OneKey Pro1 of 5 apps
OneKey Classic 1S1 of 5 apps
Blockstream Jade Core1 of 5 apps

✓ supported, with how it connects · — not supported · ? not confirmed in the app's documentation.

These wallets work only with their maker's own app, not with the apps above: OneKey Pro 2, OneKey Classic 1S Pure, UKey Core 26, Tangem Wallet (3 Cards), Tangem Wallet (2 Cards), Tangem Ring, SafePal X1, SafePal S1, Cryptnox Hardware Wallet, SafePal S1 Pro, Cypherock X1, Ellipal X Card, Ellipal Titan 2, Ngrave Zero, CoolWallet Pro, Bitkey.

How we check

For each app we read its documentation, release notes and, where published, its source code (for example Sparrow's list of supported models), plus the hardware maker's official setup guides for that app. A device is marked supported only when one of these sources names it; family statements are noted. Support changes with app and firmware releases — follow the source link before relying on it.