> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.keyst.one/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.keyst.one/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets.md).

# Bitcoin Wallets

One of the core design principles of the Keystone Hardware Wallet is to be **compatible** with as many software wallets as possible.

By integrating with different bitcoin wallets, the Keystone Hardware Wallet can be used for various purposes:

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[Casa](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/casa.md)
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Casa is a key management protocol. You can check [here](https://keys.casa/keystone) for more related tutorial and details.

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[Enhance the security of BlueWallet](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/bluewallet.md)
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BlueWallet creates seamless UX with Keystone on the mobile devices.

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[Specter](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/specter.md)
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Specter emphasizes on a full node connection and multi-sig.

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[Sparrow Wallet](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/sparrow.md)
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Sparrow is one of the best bitcoin wallets for multi-sig.

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[BTCPay Server](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/btcpayserver.md)
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BTCPay Server provides any merchant the function to receive Bitcoin without any middle-man.

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[Electrum](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/electrum.md)
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Electrum the one of the earliest software wallets for bitcoin.

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[Wasabi Wallet](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/wasabi.md)
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Wasabi Wallet emphasizes on maximizing privacy when sending & receiving bitcoin.

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[Nunchuk](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/nunchuk.md)
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Nunchuk is a safe and advanced self-custody solution for bitcoin.

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[Simple Bitcoin Wallet](/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/simple-bitcoin-wallet.md)
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Simple Bitcoin Wallet is an open-source and autonomous wallet for Android devices.


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