Description
OneKey Pro is a premium air-gapped hardware wallet featuring 4 EAL 6+ certified secure elements — the same level of chip security used in government IDs, passports, and EMV bank cards. It offers unparalleled protection for your digital assets with a sleek, modern design.
Unmatched Security
- 4 EAL 6+ Secure Elements — The highest security certification in consumer hardware wallets, providing protection against physical tampering and side-channel attacks.
- 100% Open Source & Audited — Firmware and apps are fully open source with reproducible builds, independently audited by SlowMist.
- Real-Time Scam Detection — Built by OneKey Anzen Security Lab, the system analyzes every contract, token, and dApp in real time.
- Zero Losses Since Inception — Backed by Coinbase Ventures and Binance Labs (YZi Labs).
Key Features
- Air-Gapped Signing — Sign transactions completely offline via QR code communication.
- Fingerprint Authentication — Biometric unlock for quick, secure access.
- Crisp Touchscreen — Clear-sign every transaction with human-readable details before confirming.
- Bluetooth & USB-C — Flexible connectivity options for desktop and mobile use.
- Qi2 Wireless Charging — Convenient cable-free charging.
- FIDO2 Security Key — Doubles as a hardware security key for online accounts.
Supported Assets
Supports 30,000+ cryptocurrencies across 100+ blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and more. Available in Multi-coin and Bitcoin-only editions.
Platform Compatibility
Works with the OneKey App on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux. Guided onboarding gets you set up and secure in under 5 minutes.
Highlights
Pros
- Features 4 EAL 6+ certified secure elements — the highest security certification available in consumer hardware wallets.
- Biometric fingerprint authentication, crisp touchscreen, and Qi2 wireless charging for a premium user experience.
- 100% air-gapped signing via QR codes with real-time scam detection built by OneKey Anzen Security Lab.
- Backed by Coinbase Ventures and Binance Labs with zero losses since inception.
Cons
- Battery-dependent — requires charging, unlike passive card-based wallets.
- Larger form factor than credit card-style alternatives for everyday carry.
- Premium price point makes it one of the more expensive hardware wallets available.



