Hardware wallet after the data breach: four ways to order without a home address

A hardware wallet protects your keys reliably. It does not protect your home address. The short answer to getting both at once: have the device delivered to a parcel locker, a post office branch or another pickup point, or buy it over the counter in a shop. Your name then sits in the retailer's order database next to a locker number instead of next to your front door. October showed that this difference is no quirk of the overcautious. Within a few months several providers in the custody business have conceded that customer data leaked.