BitPlates Domino

Cold Storage

BitPlates Domino is a 3mm-thick 316L marine-grade stainless steel seed phrase backup plate supporting up to 24 BIP39 words. Received an AAA rating in Jameson Lopp's metal backup stress tests. Available in Pocket, Original, and Grande sizes. Uses a center-punch dot grid system for permanent seed word marking and is rated for extreme fire, water, and corrosion environments.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: No
Type: steel_backup
Price: ~$95-120
Material: 316L marine-grade stainless steel (3mm)
Interface: Physical seed backup (no digital interface)
Price Usd: ~$95-$120
Air Gapped: Yes
Device Type: steel_backup
Lopp Rating: AAA
Open Source: No
Screen Type: none
Bitcoin Only: No
Connectivity: n/a (seed backup plate)
Manufacturer: BitPlates
Release Year: 2021
Secure Element: No

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