# Private and open-source alternatives to Ledger

1. [Bitcoin Core](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/bitcoin-core/): A (90/100). Reference implementation of Bitcoin: a full node that downloads and validates the entire blockchain, with a built-in wallet, a graphical interface and an RPC interface.
2. [Cake Wallet](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/cake-wallet/): B (80/100). Open-source, self-custodial mobile and desktop wallet for Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies, with built-in exchange and purchase integrations.
3. [Electrum](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/electrum/): B (80/100). Lightweight Bitcoin wallet for desktop and Android that verifies transactions through SPV servers, with support for hardware wallets, multisig, watch-only wallets and Lightning.
4. [Feather Wallet](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/feather-wallet/): B (80/100). Open-source desktop Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, Windows and macOS, with Tor support, hardware wallet support and coin control.
5. [Phoenix](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/phoenix/): B (80/100). Self-custodial Bitcoin Lightning wallet for Android and iOS from ACINQ, which manages channels and liquidity automatically through the ACINQ node.
6. [Sparrow Wallet](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/sparrow-wallet/): B (80/100). Desktop Bitcoin wallet with detailed transaction and UTXO control, hardware wallet and multisig support, and the option to connect to a personal Bitcoin Core or Electrum server over Tor.
7. [Specter Desktop](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/specter-desktop/): B (80/100). Desktop app and web interface for managing Bitcoin multisig and single-key wallets with hardware signers, using a personal Bitcoin Core node or an Electrum server.
8. [Wasabi Wallet](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/wasabi-wallet/): B (80/100). Open source desktop Bitcoin wallet that routes traffic through Tor and supports WabiSabi coinjoins. The original zkSNACKs coordinator has shut down, so coinjoin requires configuring a third-party or self-hosted coordinator.
9. [ZEUS](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/zeus/): B (80/100). Self-custodial Bitcoin and Lightning wallet for Android and iOS that runs an embedded Lightning node or connects to a personal LND, Core Lightning or other remote node.
10. [BitBox02](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/bitbox02/): C (60/100). Swiss hardware wallet for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with open source firmware and companion app, a secure chip, multisig support and microSD card backups.
11. [Blockstream Jade](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/blockstream-jade/): D (50/100). Open-source Bitcoin and Liquid hardware wallet from Blockstream, with a camera for air-gapped QR signing and a virtual secure element that splits PIN protection between the device and a remote oracle server.
12. [BlueWallet](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/bluewallet/): D (50/100). Self-custodial Bitcoin wallet for Android, iOS and macOS with watch-only wallets, multisig vaults, coin control, hardware wallet support and the option to connect to a personal Electrum server.
13. [COLDCARD](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/coldcard/): D (50/100). Bitcoin-only hardware wallet from Coinkite designed for air-gapped signing using a microSD card or NFC, with secure elements, PIN protection and multisig support.
14. [Bitkey](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/bitkey/): D (40/100). Bitcoin wallet from Block made of a phone app, a hardware key and a Block-run server key in a 2-of-3 multisig setup, with recovery without a seed phrase.
15. [Envoy](https://privacyratings.com/crypto-wallets/envoy/): D (40/100). Companion mobile app for the Foundation Passport hardware wallet, used to set up the device, manage accounts and send transactions over QR codes, with encrypted cloud backups.

Source: https://privacyratings.com/alternatives/ledger/