SecuX Nifty hack-proof hardware wallet for safe storage of NFTs launched
Crypto Merchant, US provider specializing in accessories and storage solutions for digital currency holders, has launched SecuX Nifty, a hardware wallet designed for storing NFTs.
—
The recently launched SecuX Nifty is the first offline wallet that allows users to view their NFT collection directly on the 2.8-inch color screen. The hardware wallet’s Infineon CC EAL5+ Certified Secure Element Chip offers military-grade security unmatched by other NFT wallets on the market.
More information is available at
Crypto Merchants newly added product allows crypto traders to easily buy and sell NFTs. According to a Wired Magazine article, NFT traders have been underserved by the hardware wallet market because they require a wallet that has a color screen to properly view their NFTs. With SecuX Nifty, traders get true ownership visibility, clear visibility signing and access to their personal NFT gallery anytime, anywhere. They can also interact with several NFT marketplaces and DeFi apps, including Ethereum, Polygon and Binance Smart Chain (BSC).
The SecuX Nifty comes with a USB charging cable, an X-Seed aluminum backup sheet and a paper recovery sheet for extra layers of protection. During the setup process, traders will be required to generate 24 seed words that they must write down on the paper recovery sheet and engrave on the aluminum sheet with a crypto engraver or craft knife. Traders are encouraged to carry these sheets with them at all times or leave them in a safe place for maximum security.
Setting up SecuX Nifty starts by downloading the app from the App Store or Google Play. Once the device is activated, the PIN set and the recovery seeds registered, users can pair or connect the SecuX Nifty to their phone/app via Bluetooth and start shopping securely.
Crypto Merchant says the NFTs are created to secure digital files while ensuring ownership and creating scarcity. For example, even when an NFT is sold, the artist or musician still retains copyright and control of the work. This means they can sell it to a secondary buyer and decide what percentage to give the first buyer.
Crypto Merchant warns investors to get trusted wallets to ensure they don’t get hacked. “It is essential that wallets are purchased from an authorized dealer. Otherwise, they could be tampered with or compromised, a spokesperson said.
More information is available at
Contact information:
Name: Mark Venables
Email: Send email
Organization: The Crypto Merchant
Address: 609 South Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, USA
Phone: +1-386-222-2954
Website: /
Release ID: 89087674
If you discover any issues, problems or errors in this press release’s content, please get in touch [email protected] to notify us. We will respond and rectify the situation within the next 8 hours.
COMTEX_422228892/2773/2023-01-06T09:25:37
