Comparing Hardware Wallets, feature by feature

[dkbit98]

You're right about their latest product, but I was referring to their existence as a whole ^{[perhaps this isn't the only HW brand that primarily focuses on local markets]}.

As far as I know they are shipping worldwide, but most customers are probably coming from mainland China.
If I remember correctly they also had cooperating with some centralized exchanges in the past.

- ERA Wallet has finally added a bitcoin-only firmware ^[source].

Finally.
Every hardware wallet should have this option for customers to choose.

[SFR10]

For those who prefer to use HWs in card format, D'CENT just launched "DCENT S", which comes with a R3covery Card ^{[launch price is $44 (until August 17), then it becomes $59]}.
^{- The usual EAL6+ Secure Element and IP69 rating found on similar cards.}

[dkbit98]

For those who prefer to use HWs in card format, D'CENT just launched "DCENT S", which comes with a R3covery Card ^{[launch price is $44 (until August 17), then it becomes $59]}.
^{- The usual EAL6+ Secure Element and IP69 rating found on similar cards.}

Sorry but Satochip is better and it's open source.
DCENT S is most likely closed source and much more expensive than Satochip.
I do like the card format, but only if I can use blank cards, with code that can be verified.