Hardware Wallets
BitBox02 is a hardware wallet with fully open-source firmware and a unique secure chip architecture that doesn't require trusting closed-source code.
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The Cypherock has a secure element (EAL6+ rated) and uses a unique card-tapping system for transaction authorization.
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Firefly Wallet is a hardware wallet that uses biometrics
for user authentication and secure private key management.
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GridPlus Wallet is a secure hardware wallet that combines secure key storage
with convenient authentication methods.
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Incubated by imToken, imKey is a reliable digital wallet that supports access to 50+ major networks
(including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron). Built with an EAL6+ certified secure chip, imKey ensures
private keys are generated, stored, and used entirely within the device for maximum protection.
Seamlessly integrated with imToken on mobile and compatible with the Rabby browser extension on PC,
imKey enables users to manage assets, interact with DApps, and perform transactions with enhanced security and flexibility.
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Keystone Wallet is a self-custodial hardware wallet that provides secure private
key storage. It uses QR codes for air-gapped transaction signing.
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Ledger Wallet is a self-custodial wallet built by Ledger. It
integrates with Ledger hardware wallets to provide secure cryptocurrency management.
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NGRAVE Zero is a hardware wallet with EAL7+ secure element, biometric authentication, and QR code scanning capabilities. However, it fails to properly display transaction and message data for verification.
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OneKey Pro is a hardware wallet with excellent haptic feedback, air gap mode, and EAL6+ secure element.
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Trezor Wallet is a self-custodial hardware wallet built by SatoshiLabs. It
provides secure storage for cryptocurrencies with an easy-to-use interface.
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