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THORWallet
vs. Ledger.

Ledger keeps your keys on a dedicated device, and that model has protected a lot of crypto. THORWallet takes a different route to the same goal: no single device holds the whole key.

At a glance

THORWalletLedger
Multisig vaults
Multi-device, most chains in the appLedger Multisig (EVM), paid per transaction
Cross-chain swaps
Native routes: THORChain, Maya, Chainflip, NEAR IntentsThird-party swap providers
Crypto card
Mastercard (partner-issued) · 175+ countriesCL Card (partner-issued)
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THORWallet and Ledger, feature by feature

FeatureTHORWalletLedger
Self-custodyYesYes - keys in a hardware device1
Cross-chain swapsNative routes: THORChain, Maya, Chainflip, NEAR IntentsThird-party swap providers2
Chains & tokens25 networks · 20,000+ tokens15,000+ coins · 100+ blockchains1
Swap fee1.25% standard · 0.2% at the top tier · $0 under $100Provider fees, shown in the quote1
Fee discountsLower with $TITN · volume discountsNot listed
Limit ordersYes, even cross-chainOn perps3
Tokenized stocksYes, via Ondo · 24/5Yes, via Ondo4
PerpetualsYes - HyperliquidYes - on Hyperliquid5
Multisig vaultsMulti-device, most chains in the appLedger Multisig (EVM), paid per transaction6
Crypto cardMastercard (partner-issued) · 175+ countriesCL Card (partner-issued)7
IBAN accountSwiss IBAN & SEPA · CHF EUR USD RMBNot listed
YieldStablecoin lending & stakingETH & SOL staking, stablecoin yield8
SupportIn-app chat, 24/7 · AI agent first, then the teamHelp centre, chat9
PlatformsiOS · Android · Web · Mac & WindowsHardware device · Desktop · iOS · Android1

✓ = the stronger cell in a row, where the pages we read allow a call. Ledger column read from its own pages on 12 November 2026; sources below.

Where THORWallet wins

Security without a single point of failure

A multi-device vault splits signing across devices you already own, across chains. Add native cross-chain swaps and a Mastercard with a Swiss IBAN, and nothing has to leave self-custody.

Where Ledger wins

Keys that stay offline

A Ledger device keeps keys in a Secure Element and makes you approve every transaction on its own screen. For long-term cold storage of a large holding, that is still a strong choice.

FAQ

THORWallet vs Ledger, answered.

Is a multisig vault as safe as a hardware wallet?

They protect against different things. A hardware wallet keeps one key offline on one device. A THORWallet vault needs several of your devices to sign together, so losing or compromising one device is not enough to move funds. Many people use both ideas for different amounts.

Do I need to buy a device to use THORWallet?

No. A THORWallet vault uses devices you already own. There is no hardware to buy.

Can Ledger swap across chains natively?

Ledger's app aggregates third-party swap providers and shows each provider's fee in the quote. THORWallet compares several native routes on every swap and settles real assets with no bridge or wrapped token.

No single key.

Keep a hardware wallet for cold storage if you like - swap, secure and spend every day with THORWallet.

The fine print

  1. THORWallet swap fee depends on your $TITN Community Tier; fees and discounts are variable and may change. $TITN is a utility token, not an investment; its value may fluctuate and could fall to zero.
  2. Comparison based on Ledger's own published pages as read on 12 November 2026. "Not listed" means those pages do not mention the feature. Features, fees and availability change - check the official documentation.
  3. Ledger is a trademark of Ledger SAS. THORWallet is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ledger.
  4. Tokenized stocks and perpetuals are issued or provided by third parties and are not available in every country. Card and Swiss IBAN availability varies by jurisdiction.