Wallet Provider

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  Tangem

  Zug, Switzerland

  Tangem is a Swiss-based hardware wallet manufacturer that has redefined self-custody with its credit-card-sized, NFC-powered cold wallets. Founded in 2017, the company has shipped over 6 million cards across 230 countries, targeting both retail and advanced users who want full control of their private keys without the complexity of traditional devices. Tangem's core product line includes the Tangem Wallet, a seedless backup system using multiple physical cards, and a companion mobile app for buying, swapping, and staking. In 2025 it launched Tangem Pay, a non-custodial Visa card that lets users spend USDC directly from their hardware wallet. The company is backed by SBI Holdings, a major Japanese financial conglomerate, and is headquartered in Zug, Switzerland. With a team of over 250 employees globally, Tangem has been audited by Kudelski Security and Riscure, and claims zero security breaches on its devices.

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  D'CENT Wallet

  Seoul, South Korea

  D'CENT Wallet is the flagship product line of IoTrust Co., Ltd., a South Korean cybersecurity firm that entered the cryptocurrency hardware wallet market in 2018. D'CENT offers a suite of cold-storage and hot-wallet solutions designed to give users full self-custody of digital assets while prioritising security and ease of use. The company’s most recognised device is the D'CENT Biometric Wallet, a hardware cold wallet that authenticates transactions via fingerprint scanning on a secure element chip. Complementing the hardware line are card-type cold wallets and a mobile application that can function as a standalone software wallet or pair with the hardware devices. D'CENT’s mobile app supports over 100 blockchain networks and more than 4,900 coins and tokens, and includes features such as a built-in dApp browser, real-time portfolio dashboard, swap/bridge functionality, and AI-driven scam detection powered by Blockaid. The company positions itself as a security-first gateway to Web3, targeting both retail users and institutional clients. IoTrust has received the Korean government’s “Baby Unicorn” designation and has raised cumulative investments of approximately 9 billion won (≈ $6.8 million) from top venture capital firms including Korea Investment Partners, Korea Development Bank Capital, and KB Investment. D'CENT markets its wallets globally, with availability in over 220 countries and a proven track record of zero security breaches since inception.