Hardware Wallets
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Cypherock Wallet
The Cypherock has a secure element (EAL6+ rated) and uses a unique card-tapping system for transaction authorization.
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Firefly Wallet
Firefly Wallet is a hardware wallet that uses biometrics
for user authentication and secure private key management.
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GridPlus Wallet
GridPlus Wallet is a secure hardware wallet that combines secure key storage
with convenient authentication methods.
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Keystone Wallet
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
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
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
OneKey Pro is a hardware wallet with excellent haptic feedback, air gap mode, and EAL6+ secure element.
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Trezor Wallet
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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