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Support hardware wallets  #460

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@yoshimo

It is recommended that you store the private keys on a dedicated hardware device like a cold card, bitbox, trezor, ledger and others.
Stack Wallet should support interfacing with them.
Be it via USB, NFC, BT or other methods.

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  1. trymeouteh commented on Apr 9, 2023

    @trymeouteh

    I would like to see support for Trezor hardware wallets eventually since Trezor hardware wallets are open source.

  2. trymeouteh commented on May 31, 2023

    @trymeouteh

    I hope Trezor is first one integrated. Ledger is the most popular but is not doing well with its reputation and I would say Trezor is the second most popular hardware wallet.

  3. allodial commented on Jan 26, 2025

    @allodial

    Lack of transaction signing support via (1) QR codes using hardware wallets is the only missing feature preventing Stack Wallet from becoming my daily driver.

    Communication via (2) BlueTooth, (3) NFC, and (4) USB is also welcomed… my vote is in this order.

    If you have to put your private keys into the app to be able to send crypto, then I can’t consider the software as “non-custodial”.

  4. JacoMalan1 commented on Aug 28, 2025

    @JacoMalan1

    Is this issue still alive? I'd really like to be able to use stack wallet with my Ledger Nano X, and if support is planned, then I will switch to Stack as my daily driver.

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