SecuX W20

SecuX W20

Lightweight and durable, W20 is the ultimate wallet for urban nomads.

The SecuX W20 is a lightweight and durable hardware wallet for urban nomads, featuring CC EAL5+ certification, a large touchscreen, and Bluetooth for mobile use. It supports 10,000+ coins and tokens, NFTs, multi-chain assets, WalletConnect, and MetaMask QR-based integration.

Description

SecuX W20 is a lightweight and durable hardware wallet designed for urban nomads who need crypto security on the go. Featuring CC EAL5+ certification, a large touchscreen, and Bluetooth for mobile use, it's the ultimate wallet for those who move between desktop and mobile.

Security

  • CC EAL5+ Certified Secure Element — Industry-standard security chip for offline private key storage.
  • Large Touchscreen Color Display — Full transaction visibility with hands-on clear-signing.
  • Dynamic PIN Entry — Randomized number pad prevents keyloggers and shoulder surfing.

Key Features

  • 10,000+ Coins & Tokens — Broad support for cryptocurrencies and NFTs.
  • NFT Supported — Securely store and manage NFTs.
  • Multi-Chain — Compatibility with multiple blockchain networks.
  • Bluetooth Connectivity — Wirelessly connect to iOS and Android mobile devices.
  • WalletConnect — Connect to Web3 dApps and DeFi applications.
  • MetaMask Integration — QR-based connection for browser wallet interoperability.
  • Up to 500 Accounts — Manage multiple wallets and accounts.
  • Passphrase Support — Additional layer of security via BIP39 passphrase.

Platform Compatibility

  • Mobile: iOS and Android (via Bluetooth)
  • Desktop: Web-based app
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth, USB Micro-B
Highlights

Pros

  • Lightweight and durable design with CC EAL5+ certification, large touchscreen, and Bluetooth for mobile use.
  • Supports 10,000+ coins and tokens, NFTs, multi-chain assets, and up to 500 accounts with passphrase support.
  • WalletConnect and MetaMask QR-based integration enable seamless Web3 and DeFi access on the go.

Cons

  • Uses Micro-B USB instead of the more modern USB-C standard found on competing devices.
  • No air-gapped signing capability — relies on Bluetooth and USB connections.
  • Battery-dependent design requires periodic charging between uses.