SafePal S1

Cold Storage

SafePal S1 is a fully air-gapped hardware wallet that communicates exclusively via QR codes, requiring no USB or wireless connection during transaction signing. It features a 1.3-inch color LCD screen and a built-in camera. Developed with support from Binance Labs, it supports Bitcoin and hundreds of other cryptocurrencies at a budget-friendly price.

Details

Nfc: No
Usb: No
Type: hardware_wallet
Price: $49.99
Battery: Yes
Interface: QR code (air-gapped) + Bluetooth
Price Usd: 49
Air Gapped: Yes
Device Type: hardware_wallet
Form Factor: Touchscreen device
Open Source: No
Screen Type: touchscreen
Bitcoin Only: No
Connectivity: QR code (air-gapped)
Manufacturer: SafePal (Binance-backed)
Release Year: 2019
Security Chip: EAL5+
Secure Element: Yes

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