The SafePal X1 is SafePal's only Bluetooth-connected hardware wallet — a compact, button-driven entry device that pairs with the SafePal App over high-speed Bluetooth 5.0 and signs across 200+ blockchains with unlimited tokens. Released as SafePal's mid-tier offering, the X1 sits between the air-gapped SafePal S1 ($49.99) and the premium SafePal S1 Pro ($89.99), priced direct at $69.99 at safepal.com.
Cross the air-gap (or don't). Unlike the SafePal S1 and S1 Pro, which sign via QR-code round-trips for true air-gap, the X1 signs over Bluetooth 5.0 for a fraction of a second to a few seconds — a deliberate trade that gives iPhone users a smooth no-adapter experience and makes approving routine sends fast and frictionless. Bluetooth is encrypted end-to-end and only signed transaction data leaves the device; your private key never leaves the chip.
Same EAL6+ chip as the air-gapped models. The X1's secure element carries the same CC EAL6+ certification as the air-gapped SafePal S1 and S1 Pro, the highest Common Criteria level commonly used in a consumer hardware wallet. The X1 adds a self-destruct mechanism that wipes the seed if a tamper is detected, plus BIP39 passphrase (25th word) support for an unlimited supply of plausible-deniability hidden wallets.
Friendly form factor for an everyday signer. A 1.8-inch monochrome screen with 128×64 resolution shows full addresses and transaction details, and the 12-button alphanumeric keypad plus D-pad makes typing long BIP39 passphrases significantly faster than calculator-style keypads. The 200 mAh rechargeable battery lasts for days between charges, USB-C provides wired connectivity and the compact ABS+PVC body slips in a pocket. Backed by a 1-year warranty and 24/7 customer support from SafePal.






































