Arculus vs OneKey

How Arculus vs OneKey compare on our ratings, hardware wallet specs, funding, pros and cons.

Arculus3.8/5
VS
OneKey4.1/5
Feature
Ratings
Our score3.8/54.1/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Security3.54.5
Build & design4.04.0
Ease of use4.03.5
Coin support4.54.5
Value for money3.04.0
Specs
KYC requiredNot disclosed No
Price fromNot disclosed$79
ConnectivityNFCUSB-C, Bluetooth
Secure element Yes Yes
FirmwareNot disclosedFully open source
DisplayNo screenScreen + buttons
Air-gapped signingNot disclosed Yes
Bitcoin-only No No
Supported assets10,00030,000
Battery NoNot disclosed
Companion appArculus AppOneKey app
Touchscreen NoNot disclosed
Backup optionsRecovery phraseNot disclosed
NFC YesNot disclosed
Company
Founded—2019
Headquarters—Hong Kong
InvestorsNot disclosedYZi Labs
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Three-factor access combines a card, PIN and biometric check
  • NFC design needs no cable or battery and does not require charging
  • Supports 10,000+ assets across 27 blockchains
  • No Arculus fee for sending or receiving crypto
  • EAL6+ secure element on Classic 1S models
  • Firmware and apps are open source with reproducible builds
  • Supports 100+ chains and 30,000+ coins and tokens
  • Classic 1S Pure costs $79 and has no battery to degrade
Cons
  • Daily access depends on the Arculus mobile app
  • Losing the recovery phrase can prevent recovery if the card is also unavailable
  • Buy, sell and swap fees come from liquidity partners
  • MetaMask and WalletConnect access depends on supported integrations
  • Unauthorized hardware was reported through the former CryptoBilis reseller in July 2026
  • Self-custody leaves recovery material and device security with the owner
  • The Bitcoin Edition supports Bitcoin only
  • Classic 1S Pure requires a cable because it has no battery
Best forLong-term self-custody, Phone-based cold storage, Multi-chain asset holdersLong-term multi-chain self-custody, Open-source firmware users, Bitcoin-only cold storage

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