Snapshot
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- Passport Prime is a dedicated hardware security device that keeps your Bitcoin keys, 2FA codes, hardware security keys, and up to 50GB of encrypted files off your phone and computer, with a touchscreen for physically approving sensitive actions.
More detail
- It runs KeyOS, an open-source Rust microkernel with sandboxed apps, and connects to Foundation's Envoy companion app over an encrypted Bluetooth protocol called QuantumLink.
- It is aimed at power users and enterprise users consolidating keys, credentials, and high-stakes approvals onto one verifiable device.
- Best for
- Power users and enterprise users who want Bitcoin self-custody, login security keys, offline 2FA codes, encrypted files, and important approvals consolidated on one open-source, independently audited device they physically control.
- Pricing
- One-time hardware purchase: the official store lists Passport Prime at $501 for all colors, plus shipping, taxes, duties, and import fees charged at checkout.
More detail
- Checkout also offers optional Concierge and add-on steps whose prices are not disclosed.
- No subscription or platform fee is stated for the de
- Main limitation
- Buyers who want a simple Bitcoin-only wallet, who need confirmed water-resistance (splash-resistance certification is pending), or who need setup without the Envoy mobile app, since Envoy is required for setup and updates.
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About
- Passport Prime is a dedicated hardware security device that keeps your Bitcoin keys, 2FA codes, hardware security keys, and up to 50GB of encrypted files off your phone and computer, with a touchscreen for physically approving sensitive actions.
- It runs KeyOS, an open-source Rust microkernel with sandboxed apps, and connects to Foundation's Envoy companion app over an encrypted Bluetooth protocol called QuantumLink.
- It is aimed at power users and enterprise users consolidating keys, credentials, and high-stakes approvals onto one verifiable device.
What it helps with
- Phones and browsers are general-purpose devices not built to hold master keys, so Bitcoin keys and credentials can be ex
- Approval loses integrity when the same AI-connected phone, browser, or cloud account can both request an action and disp
- Keys, 2FA codes, security keys, and sensitive files are scattered across multiple apps and services instead of one contr
- Hardware vendors often ask for blind trust; open source, published security models, independent audits, and reproducible
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin hardware wallet | Yes | Taproot, multisig, passphrases, message signing, address validation via QR, testnet, SeedQR import/export, and multiple labeled accounts. |
| FIDO security keys | Yes | Approve logins with a dedicated hardware security key over NFC or USB-C. |
| Offline TOTP 2FA codes | Yes | Six-digit TOTP codes stored on the device, kept away from phone, browser, and cloud accounts. |
| Encrypted file storage | Yes | Vault app with 50GB of hardware-encrypted storage on the device. |
| KeyOS operating system | Yes | Open-source Rust microkernel with sandboxed apps, process isolation, and protected master keys. |
| QuantumLink wireless connection | Yes | Encrypted Bluetooth through a dedicated separate chip, described by Foundation as using post-quantum encryption. |
| Envoy companion app required for setup and updates | Yes | Foundation states Passport connects to Envoy for setup and updates; exact supported OS versions are not confirmed. |
| Independent security audit | Yes | Keylabs 2025 independent hardware security review of Passport Prime, with a published Foundation audit response. |
| Splash resistance | Limited | Described as splash resistant with certificate pending, so no water-resistance rating should be claimed. |
| KeyOS app store | Unknown | Foundation described an app store as planned for end of Q2 2026; launch status is not confirmed in the evidence. |
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