Illustration · not a product photoAir-gapped touch device without USB signature path; Multi-chain and secure element claim, but closed firmware and closed client; Use primarily via smartphone.
Status: 14.08.2026
At a glance
As a hardware wallet, the Ellipal Titan 2 is an air-gap touch device without a USB signature path: transactions take place via the smartphone app and QR, the key remains isolated. Multi-chain including Solana is documented; Firmware and client are closed - if you want open source transparency, you will find other profiles at Trezor, BitBox or OneKey.
Touch display and battery are part of the form factor; Secure element claim with CC-EAL5+ is the manufacturer’s information. Desktop OS support is unknown - if you want to sign on a PC, you need the documented mobile workflow. NFC and Bluetooth are missing; the app is not an optional convenience, but part of the signature path. EAL levels are not consistently documented in the sources - this is stated in the Contra points.
In terms of price, Titan 2 is in the middle to upper touch segment; Specific RRP values are in the characteristics. This is not a quality judgment, but rather the classification: lots of housing, closed stack, smartphone requirement. App updates, OS changes and QR scan quality become part of the security routine.
Opposite Keystone or SafePal, air-gapped touch devices share the QR idea; Ellipal differs in software openness and source location for EAL information. Compared to Ledger Nano X, USB/Bluetooth stick logic is completely missing.
The characteristics table remains the source; This text classifies the air gap mechanism, OS limits and software transparency - without a personal purchase recommendation.
Air gap on the device protects the key from a permanent cable connection, not from incorrect amount verification in the app - QR scans in poor light are practical everyday risks.
Anyone who compares between Ellipal and Keystone not only checks the price but also the source of EAL information and the documented desktop OS status in the features.
In Direct comparison ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 vs Keystone 3 Pro The form factor, connection and backup of the two hardware wallets are directly opposite - the basis for an objective comparison without an overall grade.
Technical details, price ranges and OS limits are in the features table - not in this continuous text.
You can also find the sources for individual information directly in the respective characteristics area.
Image source: ELLIPAL — Titan 2.0 + seed plate still (owner-supplied) · Press photo · 2026-08-09
