I am not sure if I should use the SLIP39 or BIP44 standard.
My understanding is that BIP44 is more compatible and adopted, and if I want to do a Shamir backup I can also do this with BIP44 using software for that on an air gaped offline PC.
Do i lack any information about this?
Hi @a_nice_person,
imho you are mixing two independent things here. SLIP39 aka Single/Multi Share backup is the cornerstone of the m
in derivation path. So BIP44 builds on top of this m
(master private key).
Hopefuly i’m not mistaken here 
BIP44 and SLIP39 are different ways to generate a seed phrase, or am i wrong?
I would say: BIP39 vs. newer & improved SLIP39 are different way to generate wallet backup (aka Recovery Seed). They are incompatible.
SLIP39 is my way to go, because it offers me two must have features:
- strong internal and external checksum
- MultiShare backup
SLIP39 nice to have features:
- iteration exponent offering higher rounds of PBKDF2

- Group Shares (MultiShare on steroids
)
PS: It seems that trezorctl
does not have an option for custom iteration exponent yet 