Hardware Wallet News

Hardware wallet brands have been built on the promise of security — but in some cases, these devices aren’t as air gapped as you might think.

Hardware wallets and a range of secure but unusual locations are the storage method of choice for this crypto family.

Jack Dorsey and hardware lead Jesse Dorogusker have both confirmed Square’s plans to develop a Bitcoin hardware wallet.

Ledger customers have reported receiving fake replacement devices in the mail, designed to phish private security information.

Now valued at $1.5 billion, Ledger aims add new products to its hardware and software wallet portfolio.

The crypto bull market of early 2021 was a boon to Ledger’s top line. The company is looking to fill hundreds of positions as it expands its business operations.

Bitcoin is facing a liquidity crisis — and this crypto app is connected to four leading exchanges to ensure that customer’s orders can always be executed at the best price.

In a live ask-me-anything session, Trezor told Cointelegraph that it wants to help crypto newcomers buy Bitcoin in under five minutes — and keep their funds safe.

The main thing regarding crypto wallets today is the safety and responsibility of users.

A major hardware wallet provider offers a cutting-edge way of backing up cryptocurrency that it says is even safer than a recovery seed.

Another Chinese banking institution has created a hardware wallet for the country’s central bank digital currency.

China’s first hardware wallet for the digital yuan supports dual offline payments without an internet connection.

The fake Trezor app has been downloaded by at least 1,000 people on the Android’s app store Google Play.

With Bitcoin’s price clocking $40,000 recently, safe and secure measures for storing the valuable digital asset are once again on the agenda.

Ledger wallet users face mounting home invasion and other scareware threats as hacker dumps private customer information online.