SafePal S1
A hardware wallet designed around offline signing and QR scanning.
A separate device for reviewing and signing
Hardware adds a device and backup workflow. Vendor security specifications are claims, not an independent security audit by GOBLIXO.
What the official source says
| Topic | Published information |
|---|---|
| Format | Hardware wallet |
| Signing | Air-gapped QR scanning, according to SafePal |
| Connectivity | No Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or NFC, according to SafePal |
Source: SafePal S1 official documentation ↗ · Checked 2026-11-01. Provider claims have not been independently audited.
What to verify next
Check current product availability for your country, the exact asset or contract you need, and the complete costs of the intended workflow. Availability and terms can change after the review date.
Research limitations
We summarize a small set of documented features. We have not funded an account, performed a security assessment or measured execution quality. A listing is a research starting point. Check the linked provider page for changes after the review date.
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