Some links on this site are affiliate links. When you click one and buy something, the seller pays me a commission. The price you pay stays the same.
Which links
- Links to hardware wallets at the makers’ own shops, such as BitBox and Ledger, through their affiliate programs, or at Amazon.com. Links to makers without an affiliate program on this site, such as Trezor, are ordinary links.
- Links to metal seed backups and to tools and supplies such as letter stamps, storage boxes and USB sticks on Amazon.com.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Affiliate links are marked with rel="sponsored" in the page code, and the buy buttons on review pages say where they lead.
The rules I stick to
- Hardware wallets are only linked to the manufacturer’s own shop or to listings sold by Amazon.com itself. Never to resellers, third-party sellers or second-hand offers, because you shouldn’t buy them there. Where both are available, the maker’s own shop comes first: it’s the safest place to buy.
- No paid placements. A company can’t pay to be recommended or to be left out of a comparison.
- If a product has a problem, the page says so, even when that costs me sales.
- Reviews are written after I’ve used the device in the setup described on this site.
Cookies from affiliate links
This site doesn’t set tracking cookies. When you click an affiliate link, the shop you land on may set its own cookie to record that you came from here. That cookie is theirs, and their privacy policy covers it. More in the privacy statement.
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