Trezor vs Jade
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Launch
2025
2025
Screen Size
2.5" Color touchscreen (520x380 pixels)
1.9" IPS LCD display, 320x170 RGB 16-bit
Box Includes
Security Features
Passphrase Support ?An optional extra word added to your recovery phrase for additional security. Creates a hidden wallet that's invisible without the passphrase.
Passphrase Entry
Device screen or computer
Device screen or computer
PIN Protection ?A numeric code required to unlock your device. Protects against unauthorized physical access to your wallet.
Shamir Secret Sharing ?Splits your backup into multiple shares (e.g., 3-of-5). You need a minimum number of shares to recover your wallet, reducing single point of failure risk.
Tor Support ?Routes your connection through the Tor network for enhanced privacy. Hides your IP address and location when checking balances or broadcasting transactions.
Advanced Security
Quantum Ready ?Designed to receive firmware updates with quantum-resistant cryptography. Protects against future threats from quantum computers that could break current encryption.
Dual Secure Element ?Uses two separate secure chips instead of one. Provides redundancy and additional tamper protection for storing your private keys.
iOS Compatibility ?"Full" means you can send, receive, and manage crypto on iPhone. "Limited" typically means view-only or requires desktop for transactions.
Usage
Platforms
Supported Coins
Bitcoin & 1000+ other coins and tokens
Bitcoin and Liquid Network Assets
Interfaces
USB-C, Bluetooth, Qi2 Wireless Charging
USB-C, Bluetooth, SD Card/USB Drive, QR Code, External Storage
Technical Details
Secure Elements ?A tamper-resistant chip that securely stores your private keys. Certified chips (EAL5+/EAL6+) have passed rigorous security testing.
Dual Secure Elements (TROPIC01 + EAL6+)
Virtual Secure Element, BIP39 passphrase standard, ESP32-S3 chip
Open Source ?Code that anyone can inspect, audit, and verify. Open-source wallets allow security researchers to find and report vulnerabilities.
Hardware & Software
Software and Hardware
FIDO Authentication ?Use your hardware wallet as a security key for 2FA login to websites and services. More secure than SMS or authenticator apps.
Size
75.4x44.5x8.3 mm (2.97x1.75x0.33 in)
65x30x12 mm (2.56x1.18x0.47 in)
Weight
45g (1.6oz)
30g (1.1oz)
Bitcoin-Only Version
Display Technology
Display Type
Touchscreen
Build Quality
Body Material
Water Resistance ?IP67 rating means fully dustproof and can survive submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. Protects against accidental spills and drops.
Haptic Feedback ?Vibration feedback when pressing buttons or confirming actions. Provides tactile confirmation that your input was registered.
Connectivity & Power
Bluetooth ?Wireless connectivity for pairing with mobile devices. Enables cable-free transactions but some users prefer USB-only for security.
NFC ?Near Field Communication for tap-to-connect with compatible devices. Convenient for quick mobile transactions.
Wireless Charging
Cable Type
Battery
Integration & Multisig
Integrations
Multisig Support ?Multi-signature wallets require multiple keys to authorize transactions (e.g., 2-of-3). Adds security by eliminating single points of failure.
Company Details
Parent Company
SatoshiLabs
Blockstream
Parent Company Founded
2013
2014
Security Incidents
None reported for this model.
No known security incidents
Trezor vs Jade: Overview
Trezor and Blockstream Jade are both popular hardware wallets with open-source firmware. Trezor offers broad cryptocurrency support with certified secure elements, while Jade focuses on Bitcoin with an affordable, feature-rich design.
Trezor, founded in 2013 by SatoshiLabs, was the first hardware wallet. Their current Safe lineup features EAL6+ certified secure elements, color touchscreens (on Safe 5/7), and fully open-source hardware and software.
Blockstream Jade offers affordable Bitcoin-focused hardware wallets with a virtual secure element model. Jade devices support Bluetooth, USB, and QR code signing, with the Jade Plus adding a larger display and SD card support.
Key Brand Differences
- Coin Support: Trezor supports 8,000+ cryptocurrencies; Jade supports Bitcoin and Liquid Network only
- Security Model: Trezor uses EAL6+ certified secure elements; Jade uses a virtual secure element
- Price: Jade is $65-169; Trezor is $79-299
- Connectivity: Jade has Bluetooth + QR + USB; Trezor Safe 3/5 are USB-only (Safe 7 adds Bluetooth)
- Display: Both offer color displays on mid/high-end models
- Open Source: Both have open-source firmware; Trezor also has open-source hardware
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