Hello friends! This past April, many Hardware Wallet brands released new updates. Today, we've gathered all the highlights for you so you don't miss out on any cool features.
OneKey (Versions 5.7.1 and 5.8.0)
New Features
- Refer a friend to buy OneKey and earn rewards!
- Falcon provider is now available in the Earn module for USDf staking.
- You can now view Morpho's (USDC) "Vault Manager" data.
- Customize swap providers to your liking.
- There's a "Recently Used" feature in the network options, no more searching.
- Now supports Unichain and Babylon mainnet networks.
Bug Fixes
- The error page no longer closes automatically when entering a non-HTTPS URL.
- Fixed "insufficient balance" issue when swapping full amount of WSOL.
- Fixed incorrect token display when scanning SOL QR codes.
- TON transactions can now be sent on hardware devices without interruption.
- Adjusted the screen to prevent flickering when entering Passphrase/PIN.
Other Improvements
- Easier to enable/disable networks and copy addresses.
- Smoother firmware upgrades.
- Faster wallet creation, can skip recovery phrase verification.
- Scroll market graphs easily with your finger.
- Overall UI performance improvements.
Trezor
What's New
- Added priority fees on all EVM chains (except BSC), allowing for customizable transaction acceleration.
Improvements
- New, colorful look, easier to read.
- Faster app launch in View-only mode.
- Filter suspicious transactions for enhanced security.
- Improved DCA page for a better user experience.
Ledger
What's New
- No significant new features this month.
Bug Fixes
- Version 2.109.0: Fixed unstable Zcash transaction issues.
Improvements
- Version 2.111: Security updates, UI adjustments, and minor bug fixes.
- Previous versions: Improved security and UI.
Keystone
What's New
- DOGE can now be used via Keystone Nexus.
- Manage AR/AO via Beacon Wallet.
- Use SOL/ETH via NuFi Wallet via USB.
- Manage SUI via Backpack Wallet.
- Cardano-HW-CLI is now supported.
- BTC staking is available via Babylon.
- Interact with Neutaro and Babylon App Chain in the Cosmos ecosystem.
Bug Fixes
- Sign large EVM transactions smoothly.
- Fixed ADA transaction signing issues.
- Fixed device restarting after scanning QR on SOL.
Improvements
- More stable firmware upgrades via USB.
- Enhanced security during upgrades.
- Customizable Recovery Mode settings.
Tangem (Version 5.22)
What's New
- Now supports tokens on Sui, including DEEP, CETUS, and FDUSD.
- Kaspa transaction history is now viewable (still in experimental version).
Improvements
- Enhanced security.
- Notifications for delayed swaps.
- Reminders to include destination tag when sending XRP, so you won't forget.
- Updated internal systems.
- Faster Polkadot data retrieval.
Foundation Passport (Envoy Version 1.8.6)
What's New
- The "Buy" button can now be hidden from the home screen if you don't want to see it.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed app crashes when deleting a hot wallet or passport account.
- Fixed issues where the seed showed as empty upon fresh app installation.
- Fixed the Buy button being grayed out but still clickable.
- Fixed the send transaction screen sometimes showing an empty address.
- Many other UI fixes for a smoother user experience.
Improvements
- The Support page now has new links for easier contact.
- The ATM map uses OpenStreetMap data for faster loading.
SafePal
What's New
- Added ability to add custom token contracts for swaps.
- Direct access to Swap from the Market page.
- More coins available for purchase through the Banking Gateway.
- Token allowance limits can now be adjusted.
Improvements
- Better usability on iPad.
- Improved Binance DApp functionality.
- Clearer display of cashback on the banking page.
- Upgraded Swap system.
- Renamed VIC (VRC25) to VIC (Viction) according to new standards.
- Improved app interface.
- Now supports SFP price volatility alerts.
- Separate language setting for news feeds.
Summary
It's clear that Hardware Wallets have been greatly developed this month, with 3 main trends:
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Increased Versatility – Almost all brands now support new coins and networks, especially Keystone, which has added many, making it usable across nearly all networks.
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Much Easier to Use – Improved UI, fewer steps. For example, OneKey allows wallet creation without recovery phrase verification.
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Enhanced Security – All brands have updated their security systems and implemented smarter alerts, reducing risks for users.
Furthermore, we see that Hardware Wallets are no longer just key storage devices. They have become comprehensive financial tool hubs, offering swaps, staking, and connections to various DApps, allowing us to manage digital assets all in one convenient place!
If you have a wallet from any of these brands, make sure to update it to enjoy all the new features!
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