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Plain English

Foundation Passport is a Bitcoin-focused hardware wallet by Foundation Devices (Boston, USA). Current model: Passport Batch 2 ($259). Fully air-gapped via QR codes; assembled in the US for supply-chain transparency.

How it actually works

Bitcoin-only firmware (open-source). Single secure element chip, color screen with QR scanner camera. Integrates with Sparrow Wallet, Specter, BlueWallet, Casa, and Unchained for full multisig workflows. Removable battery — unique among hardware wallets.

What it means for you

Passport is the US-made Bitcoin-only choice for users prioritizing supply-chain transparency. Especially relevant for institutional Bitcoin holders, Casa/Unchained multisig participants, and users who want all components manufactured in audited US facilities. Bitcoin only — not useful for diversified portfolios.

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