Hold your own keys with a Bitcoin wallet

Bitcoin wallets used in Switzerland, listed by custody model, open-source status and maker, so you can check who holds the keys before you send a sat.

  • Bitcoin wallets

    BitBox02

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service
  • Bitcoin wallets

    Sparrow Wallet

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service
  • Bitcoin wallets

    Electrum

    One of the oldest and most trusted desktop Bitcoin wallets, built for speed and self-custody. Electrum connects to the network without downloading the full blockchain, supports hardware wallets, and gives advanced users fine control over fees and coin selection.

    Language: Python
    License: MIT
    8.6K
    View on GitHub
  • Bitcoin wallets

    BlueWallet

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service
  • Bitcoin wallets

    Phoenix Wallet

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service
  • Bitcoin wallets

    Wasabi Wallet

    A privacy-focused desktop wallet that uses coinjoin to break the on-chain link between your coins and your identity. Wasabi is open source end to end, so its privacy claims can be audited rather than taken on faith — the whole point of self-sovereign money.

    Language: C#
    License: MIT
    2.6K
    View on GitHub
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    Bitcoin Wallet (Schildbach)

    Andreas Schildbach's Android wallet was one of the first mobile Bitcoin wallets and remains a non-custodial, standalone client. It holds your keys on your device and connects directly to the network, with no company sitting between you and your coins.

    Language: Java
    License: GPL-3.0
    4.2K
    View on GitHub
  • Bitcoin wallets

    Blockstream app (formerly Green)

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service
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    Coin Wallet

    Self-custody: you hold the keys
    Not a financial service