GridPlus Lattice1

Cold Storage

The GridPlus Lattice1 is an enterprise-grade hardware wallet featuring a 5-inch touchscreen, WiFi/Ethernet connectivity, and a sophisticated tamper-detection mesh (CLDS) that monitors for physical intrusion from provisioning to end-of-life. Its standout feature is human-readable smart contract decoding, enabling clear signing of complex transactions without blind signing. The device supports unlimited hardware-backed wallets via SafeCard smart cards ($40 for a 2-pack) and is designed for institutional users managing Bitcoin and multi-chain portfolios.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: Yes
Type: hardware_wallet
Price: $397
Display: 5 inch TFT Capacitive Touchscreen
Interface: USB, WiFi
Price Usd: 397
Safecards: Yes
Air Gapped: No
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Open Source: No
Screen Type: touchscreen
Bitcoin Only: No
Connectivity: WiFi,Ethernet,Zigbee
Manufacturer: GridPlus
Release Year: 2021
Security Chip: CLDS Tamper Detection Mesh
Secure Element: No
Supported Coins: Bitcoin,Ethereum,ERC-20,EVM chains
Smart Contract Decoding: Yes

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