Hardware Wallets Fact-checked 2026-08-14
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ELLIPAL Titan

Established 2018

A fully metal-sealed, air-gapped wallet that signs transactions via QR with its mobile app.

The ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 is a rugged, metal-sealed touchscreen device with no data ports or radios — the only way in or out is via camera-scanned QR codes with the ELLIPAL mobile app. It supports thousands of assets and stakes many proof-of-stake networks.

Quick facts

Founded

2018

Category

Hardware Wallets

Platforms

iOS, Android

Key facts

Air-gapped, Metal body

Pros

  • Physically sealed — tampering is visible and difficult
  • True air-gap with no network interfaces
  • Wide asset support with in-app staking and swaps

Cons

  • Camera-based workflow is fiddly in low light
  • App requires a phone (no desktop option)
  • Support and docs are less polished than Western rivals'

Best for

Mobile-first holders who want a sealed, air-gapped device

Fees

Hardware ~US$169; no ongoing fees.

Security notes

No ports or radios means no remote attack path. Take care with the QR workflow — verify addresses on the device screen every time.

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Frequently asked questions

What is ELLIPAL Titan?
ELLIPAL Titan is A fully metal-sealed, air-gapped wallet that signs transactions via QR with its mobile app. The ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 is a rugged, metal-sealed touchscreen device with no data ports or radios — the only way in or out is via camera-scanned QR codes with the ELLIPAL mobile app. It supports thousands of assets and stakes many proof-of-stake networks.
Is ELLIPAL Titan safe to use?
No ports or radios means no remote attack path. Take care with the QR workflow — verify addresses on the device screen every time. As always, verify details on the official site before trusting funds to any service.
How much does ELLIPAL Titan cost?
Hardware ~US$169; no ongoing fees. Figures change — confirm current pricing on the official site before deciding.

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