Description
Tinyseed is a solid titanium seed phrase backup solution designed for maximum durability in an exceptionally compact form factor. Its tiny size makes it easy to hide while providing robust protection for your crypto recovery phrase.
Built Different: Titanium Construction
- Pure Titanium — Made from solid titanium with a melting point above 1660°C, offering extreme corrosion and stress resistance.
- Ultra-Compact Size — At just 3.5 x 2.7 cm, 3 mm thick, and weighing only 13 g, Tinyseed is one of the smallest metal seed backups on the market.
- Top Score in Durability Tests — Independently verified, achieving top marks in Jameson Lopp's seed storage benchmark test.
Guided Punching System
Each cell on the plate features a micro guide hole in its center to perfectly align the center punch before imprinting — a Tinyseed proprietary invention that makes punching accurate and frustration-free.
Full Storage Capacity
- Stores up to 24+1 words (12 words front, 12+1 words back)
- Can back up 1x Ledger Nano or 2x Trezor devices
- Extra slot for numbering or labeling your backups
Discreet Design
- No letters or crypto references on the exterior
- Numbered cells only — nothing reveals the device's purpose to an outsider
- NFC-equipped cover for optional digital verification
Compatibility
Compatible with all BIP39 wallets including Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Exodus, and more. Supports 12, 18, and 24-word seed phrases as well as Shamir's Secret Shares (SLIP-39).
Highlights
Pros
- Guided micro-punch system with center alignment holes ensures accurate and frustration-free imprinting.
- Discreet design with no crypto branding — numbered cells only, with optional NFC cover for verification.
- Ultra-compact solid titanium construction — only 13g and credit card-sized, with a melting point above 1660°C.
- Top score in Jameson Lopp's independent seed storage benchmark test.
Cons
- Requires a separate center punch tool (not included) for imprinting the seed phrase.
- Small tile size can be challenging to work with for users with limited dexterity.
- Uses the first-4-letters method which may not be immediately intuitive for beginners.