Ledger Stax

Cold Storage

The Ledger Stax is Ledger's premium flagship hardware wallet featuring a curved 3.7-inch E Ink touchscreen directly controlled by the secure element, eliminating attack vectors where malicious firmware could manipulate transaction displays. Co-designed by Apple iPod creator Tony Fadell, it supports wireless charging, Bluetooth, and USB-C connectivity. With EAL6+ secure element certification and support for 5,500+ assets, it targets users who prioritize convenience and premium design alongside strong security.

Details

Nfc: Yes
Usb: Yes
Type: hardware_wallet
Price: $279
Display: 3.7 inch curved E Ink Touchscreen
Bluetooth: Yes
Interface: USB-C, Bluetooth, NFC
Price Usd: 399
Air Gapped: No
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Open Source: No
Screen Type: e-ink
Bitcoin Only: No
Connectivity: USB-C,Bluetooth,Wireless Charging
Manufacturer: Ledger
Release Year: 2023
Security Chip: ST33K1M5 EAL6+
Secure Element: Yes
Supported Coins: Bitcoin,Ethereum,5500+

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