Alternatives to OneKey
Open-source hardware and software wallet
OneKey ranks #1 of 12 in Hardware wallets, with an Alt Score of 93. It is licensed under GPLv3 (firmware); companion apps under OneKey Source License v1.1 (non-OSI), sold as a one-time purchase from $79 and available on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Web and Browser extension. 12 of 12 checklist rows are verified against a public source.
Crypto holders who want self-custody cold storage they can inspect and trust — from budget-conscious beginners who want a simple, portable USB device to power users managing multi-chain portfolios who want an air-gapped, Bluetooth-capable device with a full touchscreen for verifying every transaction.
A physical hardware wallet (Classic 1S or Pro, from $79) built on EAL 6+ certified secure elements, plus a free companion app available on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and as a browser extension. The app manages 30,000+ cryptocurrencies across 20+ blockchains, with open-source GPLv3-licensed firmware you can audit on GitHub.
You set up the device and generate a seed phrase (optionally layered with a passphrase for a hidden wallet, or SLIP39/Shamir backup on Pro), then connect it to the OneKey app or third-party software wallets like MetaMask via USB, Bluetooth, or air-gapped QR/NFC signing (Pro). Every transaction is displayed in full on the device's own screen for you to verify before you approve it, so private keys never leave the hardware.
Where OneKey stands out
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Feature comparison
Rows come from the Hardware wallets checklist (16 rows). Human-verified cells only. ? means the value has not been verified.
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Sources & verification
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Every fact and feature listed for OneKey is verified against its own pages. Each alternative is sourced on its own page.
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License GPLv3 (firmware); companion apps under OneKey Source License v1.1 (non-OSI) verified 2026-07-12
Firmware repo (firmware-classic1s) is GPLv3/LGPLv3/MIT. The companion app-monorepo (Desktop/Mobile/Browser/Web) is under a restrictive 'OneKey Standard Source License (O-SSL) v1.1' (raw.githubusercont
core - [GPLv3](core/COPYING) ... all other files - [GPLv3](COPYING)
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OneKeyHQ/firmware-classic1s/master/LICENSE.md -
Pricing model One-time verified 2026-07-12
Hardware devices sold as one-time purchases via shop with fixed prices (e.g. Classic 1S Pure $79, Classic 1S $99, Pro $278); no subscription tiers found.
$79
https://onekey.so/shop -
Starts at $79 verified 2026-07-12
Cheapest active signing device is OneKey Classic 1S Pure (battery-free), $79 USD. Lite ($25.90) and KeyTag ($59) are backup/metal-seed accessories, not signing devices, so excluded.
$79
https://onekey.so/shop -
Status active verified 2026-07-12
v6.4.0
https://github.com/OneKeyHQ/app-monorepo/releases -
Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Web, Browser extension verified 2026-07-12
Web app inferred from 'operatingSystem':'Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, ChromeOS, Web Browser' JSON-LD on the same page; browser extension confirmed via Chrome Web Store link.
Supports desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), mobile (iOS, Android), and browser extensions.
https://onekey.so/download -
Secure element (certified) Yes verified 2026-07-12
OneKey 1S and OneKey Pro utilize an EAL 6+ Security Chip—the THD89 from TMC—to protect your cryptocurrency assets.
https://onekey.so/security -
Air-gapped / QR signing Partial verified 2026-07-12
Air-gap/QR signing is a Pro-model feature; Classic 1S is USB-only.
MetaMask now supports Air-Gap connection for OneKey hardware wallets
https://onekey.so/hardware-wallet/pro -
Bluetooth connectivity Partial verified 2026-07-12
Bluetooth is a Pro-model feature; Classic 1S has no Bluetooth.
hardware wallet with an EAL 6+ secure element, supporting Bluetooth and USB-C.
https://onekey.so/hardware-wallet/pro -
Supported coins & chains count Yes verified 2026-07-12
30,000+ cryptocurrencies; app also cites 'Supporting 20+ blockchains and multiple DEX aggregators.'
30,000+ Coins.
https://onekey.so/download -
Open-source firmware Yes verified 2026-07-12
Firmware is open source under GPLv3/LGPLv3/MIT; note companion apps use a separate, more restrictive O-SSL license (see 'license' fact).
core - [GPLv3](core/COPYING)
https://github.com/OneKeyHQ/firmware-classic1s -
Companion desktop app Yes verified 2026-07-12
Supports desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)
https://onekey.so/download -
Companion mobile app Yes verified 2026-07-12
mobile (iOS, Android)
https://onekey.so/download -
On-device screen verification Yes verified 2026-07-12
Full transaction breakdown on device
https://onekey.so/hardware-wallet/pro -
Passphrase / hidden wallet Yes verified 2026-07-12
The passphrase is an advanced security feature available on OneKey hardware wallets.
https://help.onekey.so/en/articles/11461220-passphrases-and-hidden-wallets -
Multisig support Yes verified 2026-07-12
Confirmed via dedicated help-center explainer plus setup guides for SafeWallet (EVM), MSafe (Aptos), and Sparrow Wallet (BTC) multisig with OneKey.
What is multi-signature wallet
https://help.onekey.so/en/articles/11461311-what-is-multi-signature-wallet -
Connects to software wallets (MetaMask, etc.) Yes verified 2026-07-12
MetaMask is one of the most popular non-custodial wallets, and by connecting it with the OneKey hardware wallet, you can effectively manage transactions
https://help.onekey.so/en/articles/11461106-how-to-use-metamask-wallet-with-onekey-hardware-wallets -
Recovery (seed / Shamir backup) Yes verified 2026-07-12
Standard BIP39 seed recovery is supported across devices; SLIP39 (Shamir) backup is available on Pro.
OneKey Pro has supported the SLIP39 standard since version 4.15.0.
https://help.onekey.so/en/articles/12501797-slip39-wallet-creation-and-recovery-steps
FAQ
Trezor, Keystone and Blockstream Jade — every license claim links its source.