OneKey Classic 1S

Cold Storage

The OneKey Classic 1S is a credit-card-sized open-source hardware wallet featuring dual EAL6+ certified secure elements and real-time scam detection that blocks over 1 million known threats annually. Available in standard battery-powered ($99) and battery-free Pure ($79) variants, it offers reproducible open-source builds independently audited by SlowMist. It supports 30,000+ cryptocurrencies with USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity, making it one of the most feature-rich budget hardware wallets on the market.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: Yes
Type: hardware_wallet
Price: $89
Display: 64x128 pixel display
Interface: USB-A
Price Usd: 79
Air Gapped: No
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Form Factor: credit-card sized
Open Source: Yes
Screen Type: OLED
Bitcoin Only: No
Connectivity: USB-C,Bluetooth
Manufacturer: OneKey
Release Year: 2023
Security Chip: Dual EAL6+
Secure Element: Yes
Supported Coins: Bitcoin,Ethereum,30000+

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