Hardware Wallets Fact-checked 2026-08-14

SecuX

Established 2018

Affordable secure-element hardware wallets with Bluetooth convenience for everyday multi-chain use.

SecuX builds hardware wallets around military-grade secure elements (CC EAL5+), covering thousands of coins across the W20, W10 and Shield Bio models. Bluetooth pairing with the mobile app keeps day-to-day use convenient while keys never leave the device.

Quick facts

Founded

2018

Pros

Strong secure-element foundation at mid-range prices
Bluetooth convenience for mobile-first users
Broad asset support with a clean companion app

Cons

Bluetooth adds a (well-mitigated) attack surface purists dislike
Brand recognition smaller than Ledger/Trezor
Firmware not fully open source

Best for

Mobile users wanting secure-element hardware without cables

Fees

Hardware from ~US$99; no ongoing fees.

Security notes

Keys stay in the EAL5+ secure element; Bluetooth only transmits unsigned data. Pair only with the official app from official stores.

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Frequently asked questions

What is SecuX?

SecuX is Affordable secure-element hardware wallets with Bluetooth convenience for everyday multi-chain use. SecuX builds hardware wallets around military-grade secure elements (CC EAL5+), covering thousands of coins across the W20, W10 and Shield Bio models. Bluetooth pairing with the mobile app keeps day-to-day use convenient while keys never leave the device.

Is SecuX safe to use?

Keys stay in the EAL5+ secure element; Bluetooth only transmits unsigned data. Pair only with the official app from official stores. As always, verify details on the official site before trusting funds to any service.

How much does SecuX cost?

Hardware from ~US$99; no ongoing fees. Figures change — confirm current pricing on the official site before deciding.

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