Ledger vs OneKey

Ledger4.0/5

VS

OneKey4.1/5

Feature	LedgerVisit	OneKeyVisit
Ratings
Our score	4.0/5	4.1/5
User rating	No reviews yet	No reviews yet
Security	4.0	4.5
Build & design	4.0	4.0
Ease of use	4.0	3.5
Coin support	4.5	4.5
Value for money	3.5	4.0
Specs
KYC required	No	No
Price from	$59	$79
Connectivity	Not disclosed	USB-C, Bluetooth
Secure element	Yes	Yes
Firmware	Partially open source	Fully open source
Display	Not disclosed	Screen + buttons
Air-gapped signing	Not disclosed	Yes
Bitcoin-only	No	No
Supported assets	15,000	30,000
Battery	Yes	Not disclosed
Companion app	Ledger Wallet	OneKey app
Backup options	Secret Recovery Phrase	Not disclosed
Company
Founded	2014	2019
Headquarters	France	Hong Kong
Investors	Animoca Brands, Digital Currency Group, Fabric Ventures	YZi Labs
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros	Secure Element chips protect keys on the device Supports 100+ chains and 15,000+ assets Ledger Wallet combines self-custody with buying and staking Touchscreen and compact Nano models are available	EAL6+ secure element on Classic 1S models Firmware and apps are open source with reproducible builds Supports 100+ chains and 30,000+ coins and tokens Classic 1S Pure costs $79 and has no battery to degrade
Cons	Ledger OS is only partially open source Ledger Connect Kit exploit drained about $600,000 in December 2023 Third-party providers support some app transactions and on-chain services	Unauthorized hardware was reported through the former CryptoBilis reseller in July 2026 Self-custody leaves recovery material and device security with the owner The Bitcoin Edition supports Bitcoin only Classic 1S Pure requires a cable because it has no battery
Best for	Long-term self-custody, Multi-chain asset holders, Users wanting app-based staking	Long-term multi-chain self-custody, Open-source firmware users, Bitcoin-only cold storage

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