Foundation Passport Prime Black

02 · from the workshop

What if your hardware wallet also handled your password vault and two-factor authentication? That’s the Foundation Passport Prime. A bitcoin wallet, FIDO security keys, TOTP codes, and encrypted storage, all in a single device, built on a proprietary operating system and assembled in the United States.

Three devices in one

The Prime is a bitcoin wallet with multisig support. That’s the basics. On top of that, it runs two features that are normally found in separate devices: FIDO security keys for logging in to services that support them, and six-digit TOTP codes for two-factor authentication.

The vault next to it is no afterthought. Fifty gigabytes of encrypted storage means you can store your will files, scans, and recovery instructions on the same device as your keys. Everything behind a PIN, with automatic wiping after ten failed attempts.

Air-gapped drawing, with a wireless option

Signing via QR codes is the standard route. You scan with the camera, confirm on the screen, and send the signed transaction back as a QR code. Your device does not need to be connected to anything for that.

If you want more convenience, there’s QuantumLink: a Bluetooth connection with post-quantum encryption. That’s an option, not a requirement. If you want to work in a strictly air-gapped environment, just leave it turned off and use the camera. To be honest: this is the most expensive device in our lineup, and you’re paying that price for the extra features, not just for better bitcoin security.

Who is this device for

For anyone who wants to secure their entire digital life, not just their coins. If you’re looking purely for a bitcoin wallet and nothing else, you’ll save money by choosing a simpler device. Check out the Comparison of hardware wallets or the complete range of hardware wallets.

Whatever you choose: put your recovery phrase in metal. View the steel seed backups.