# SecuX Technology Inc > Trusted cold wallets for safeguarding your crypto and NFTs. SecuX Technology is a hardware wallet manufacturer. It builds cold storage devices that keep private keys offline using secure element chips, serving crypto and NFT holders. SecuX Technology is a hardware wallet manufacturer focused on offline storage of private keys for digital assets. Its devices use secure element chips to isolate keys from internet-connected environments, targeting individual holders of cryptocurrencies and NFTs as well as businesses seeking custody tools. The company positions its products around balancing security with usability for both newcomers and experienced holders. The wallets let users manage assets across multiple blockchains, connect to decentralized applications through wallet connection standards, and verify transactions directly on device touchscreens before signing. This approach keeps signing keys separate from any connected computer or phone, reducing exposure to remote compromise. SecuX also extends its hardware security expertise into broader authentication and data protection offerings for enterprise and personal use. Its product line includes touchscreen cold wallets, a seed phrase steel backup system, and additional security devices for authentication and data protection, sold through direct and reseller channels. These offerings are used by individual crypto and NFT holders, as well as businesses and partners integrating digital asset custody or authentication into their own services. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2018-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/secux_technology_inc ## Products - [SecuX Hardware Wallets](https://thegrid.id/profiles/secux_technology_inc): SecuX Hardware Wallets are a line of physical devices that store private keys offline using a certified secure element chip. The devices use touchscreen displays, USB and Bluetooth connectivity to sign transactions for cryptocurrencies and NFTs across multiple blockchains without exposing keys to internet-connected systems. A companion mobile application manages assets on the devices over Bluetooth and connects to decentralized applications through a wallet-connection protocol. The lineup includes models differentiated by connectivity, biometric authentication, and NFT display features. (Hardware Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [X-SEED Seed Phrase Storage](https://thegrid.id/profiles/secux_technology_inc): X-SEED is a series of physical backup devices for storing cryptocurrency recovery phrases outside of any digital system. The devices use steel construction resistant to fire, water, and physical wear, paired with engraving tools and letter tiles for permanent phrase entry. Users transfer a recovery phrase onto the device once, providing a durable offline backup independent of paper or digital storage. The lineup includes standard, plus, and pro variants differentiated by capacity and build features. (Hardware Wallet, Live) - [SecuX Cybersecurity Devices](https://thegrid.id/profiles/secux_technology_inc): SecuX Cybersecurity Devices are hardware security keys and encrypted storage devices for passwordless authentication and data protection. The PUFido cLIFE Key and PUFido Drive cLIFE Key use physically unclonable function chip technology to regenerate authentication credentials on each use, supporting FIDO2 and U2F protocols across common operating systems, with the Drive variant adding built-in encrypted flash storage. The Forte USB drive applies hardware-based encryption with anti-brute-force protection to secure stored files. These devices serve users seeking passwordless login and offline data protection across web and crypto accounts. 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