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The BitBox02 is a hardware wallet with a 128 x 64 px OLED display and capacitive touch sensors, manufactured by Shift Crypto in Switzerland. It connects via USB-C and supports microSD card backup, with fully open-source firmware. Available in two editions: Bitcoin-only and Multi (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Litecoin, and 1500+ ERC20 tokens).
142 $
The BitBox02 Nova is a hardware wallet with a 128 x 64 px OLED display behind a tempered glass cover and capacitive touch sensors, manufactured by Shift Crypto in Switzerland. It adds Bluetooth Low Energy and full iOS support compared to the original BitBox02. Available in Bitcoin-only and Multi editions.
167 $
The Cypherock X1 BASIC is the entry-tier version of the X1 hardware wallet system, consisting of the X1 Vault device and four NFC X1 Cards that together store a private key split across all five components using Shamir Secret Sharing. The X1 Vault connects via USB-C and has a 0.96-inch OLED display and 5-way joystick; the four X1 Cards each hold an EAL6+ certified secure element.
Original price was: 129 $.99 $Current price is: 99 $.
The Cypherock X1 PRO includes the same X1 Vault and four X1 Cards as the STANDARD tier, plus a 3-year extended warranty, 1-year Gold Plan access for structured crypto inheritance planning, and priority call support. Hardware is identical across all X1 variants; the differences are accessories and service coverage.
Original price was: 299 $.249 $Current price is: 249 $.
The Cypherock X1 STANDARD includes the same X1 Vault and four X1 Cards as the BASIC tier, plus four Card Sleeves, a Hardcase for physical protection, and a 1-year extended warranty. Hardware is identical across all X1 variants; the differences are accessories and service coverage.
Original price was: 209 $.179 $Current price is: 179 $.
The Keystone 3 Pro is an air-gapped hardware wallet with a 4-inch color touchscreen and a built-in fingerprint sensor for authentication. It communicates exclusively via QR codes and microSD card, with no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Three independent Secure Element chips (EAL6+) protect private keys and biometric data separately.
149 $
Satochip is an NFC smart card hardware wallet that uses an EAL6+ certified secure element chip. It connects to a smart card reader or a phone's NFC reader and pairs with software clients such as Sparrow Wallet, Electrum, and Uniblow. The firmware and software are released as open source under the AGPLv3 license.
25 $
Satodime is a bearer crypto card that stores private keys directly on an EAL6+ certified secure element chip, without requiring a PIN code or seed phrase. Up to three separate vaults can be created on a single card to hold different cryptocurrencies. Ownership transfers physically: whoever holds the card controls the funds inside it.
25 $
Tangem Wallet is a card-shaped hardware wallet that connects to a smartphone via NFC, with no battery, screen, or cables. Each set includes two or three identical cards, all linked to the same private key, generated and stored inside an EAL6+ certified Samsung secure element chip. A seed phrase is optional rather than required for setup.
55 $
Trezor Safe 5 is a mid-range hardware wallet from SatoshiLabs featuring a 1.54-inch color touchscreen with haptic feedback and a fully open-source EAL6+ Secure Element. It supports thousands of coins and tokens through the Trezor Suite app, includes a MicroSD card slot for encrypted backups, and offers both standard seed phrase and Advanced Multi-share Backup (Shamir). One of the most auditable hardware wallets available at this price point.
129 $
The Trezor Safe 7 is a hardware wallet with a 2.5-inch color touchscreen, Bluetooth 5.0+, and Qi2 wireless charging. It uses two independent Secure Element chips — OPTIGA Trust M (EAL6+) and the fully auditable TROPIC01 — alongside a hardened STM32U5 MCU, and is the first hardware wallet with a quantum-ready architecture for firmware and device authentication.
249 $

