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SafePal S1 front and back with coin list and camera module
SafePal S1 front and back with coin list and camera module
Hardware wallets

SafePal S1

Compact air gap signer with color display and secure element/CC claim; Multi-chain, firmware and client only partially open, without Bluetooth and USB signature path.

Multi chainMSRP USD 49.99

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Status: 14.08.2026

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At a glance

Form factor
Other
Display
Yes, colored
Battery
✓

Properties

Device

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Form factor
Other
Display
Yes, colored
Battery
✓
Scope of delivery
S1, cleaning cloth, 2 stickers, USB cable, 3 mnemonic cards, manual…
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Security

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Secure element
Yes (specification)
Firmware open source
Unknown
BIP39 passphrase
✓
Backup
BIP39; 3 Mnemonic cards included.
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Compatibility

03
Desktop app
Windows
Android
Yes (specification)
iOS
✓
Supported Coins
BTC ETH/ERC20 SOL)
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Overview

Editorial assessment

As a hardware wallet, the SafePal S1 is a compact air gap signer with a color display and secure element claim - multi-chain including Solana, use via app and QR, without USB signature path and without Bluetooth. Firmware and client are only partially open source; If you want complete transparency, compare BitBox, OneKey or Trezor.

iOS, Android and Windows are documented. There is no clear information in the features for macOS and Linux. EAL levels are not consistent in the sources - this is stated in the Contra points. The app is part of the workflow, not optional. QR air gap with partially closed software is a trade-off: isolation on the device, less transparency in the stack.

Opposite Ellipal Titanium 2 share air gap touch concept and closed or partially open software; SafePal remains more compact in marketing. Compared to Keystone, the source location and form factor differ; Compared to the Nano X, USB/Bluetooth stick logic is completely missing. QR air gap with partially closed software is a trade-off: isolation on the device, less transparency in the stack.

S1 is typically priced below premium touch air gap devices; RRP in features. This is not a “cheap air gap” recommendation, but rather the classification of the SafePal workflow. Compact air gap device with app requirement: display on the stick is small, the responsibility for checking the amount lies with the user workflow.

If you want complete software transparency, compare OneKey or Trezor in the same table of features - SafePal remains a price-conscious air gap with a partially closed stack.

If you want to compare alternatives, combine the characteristics table, pros/cons and the links under “Compare alternatives”.

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Pros

  • Air gap workflow
  • Color display on the compact device
  • Secure element with CC-EAL manufacturer information
  • Multi-chain including Solana
  • iOS, Android and Windows

Cons

  • Firmware and client only partially open source
  • No USB signature path and no Bluetooth
  • macOS and Linux support unknown
  • EAL level is not consistent in the sources
  • App is part of the signature workflow
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Suitable for whom?

  • If you want to cover multiple assets (Ethereum/EVM and Solana).
  • If you want to work with the iPhone.
  • If you prefer an air-gapped workflow.

Who is it not for?

  • If you want to work mobile (Bluetooth/NFC) without USB.
  • If you require a SLIP39 multi-share backup — not provided.

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Sources & notes

Review details2 Sources · Methodology · Image origin

You can also find the sources for individual information directly in the respective characteristics area.

  1. SafePal S1 product pageSafePal · retrieved 2026-08-14
  2. SafePal — S1 USD excl. VATSafePal · retrieved 2026-08-14

Image source: SafePal Store gallery — S1 front/back still on dark hero canvas (s1_1v2_new111_2) · Press photo · 2026-08-10

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