The Most Durable Bitcoin Cold Wallet
Everything you need to store your Bitcoin seed securely stamped on thick metal plates and hexagonal rods.
Compatible with Trezor, Coldcard, Ledger, Electrum and any other wallets that use mnemonic seeds for backup.
Why Coldbit Steel?
Bitcoin is a remarkable form of decentralized, censorship resistant, sound money. But to reap its benefits people need to properly manage their keys.
Coldbit offers tools and guides that explain how to do proper key management in Bitcoin without relying on third parties (self custody).
Coldbit offers physical, easy to understand security for your Bitcoin keys.
Cold Steel - Physical Security
Stamping steel is the best way to preserve extremely valuable information like your Bitcoin seed.
It may not be as easy as printing a sheet of paper or encrypting a USB drive but it offers unparalleled durability and longevity to those who can do it.
Coldbit means thick, stainless steel plates and hex rods, letter and number stamps made from hardened steel and heavy club hammers rather than vulnerable electronic devices, pieces of paper and trusted third parties.
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Coldbit Steel
€69.00 – €89.00- stores up to 24 words (each word up to 8 letters)
- extra line that can store up to 16 letters for Wallet ID/Fingerprint
- 2 stainless steel plates – heat and corrosion resistant (AISI 304)
- 4mm thick stamping plate and 2mm thick cover
- 2 nickel binding posts (countersink hole on the back – the wallet lays flat on the table)
- no loose parts
- metal box
- additional testing plate to practice stamping and provide support
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Coldbit Steel – Bionic
€74.00 – €94.00- stores up to 24 words (each word up to 8 letters)
- extra line that can store up to 16 letters for Wallet ID
- 2 stainless steel plates – heat and corrosion resistant (AISI 304)
- 4mm thick stamping plate and 2mm thick cover
- 2 nickel binding posts (countersink hole on the back – the wallet lays flat on the table)
- no loose parts
- metal box
- comes with a testing plate and a jig for stress-free stamping
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Coldbit Steel – Shodan
€74.00 – €94.00- stores up to 24 words (each word up to 8 letters)
- extra line that can store up to 16 letters for Wallet ID
- 2 stainless steel plates – heat and corrosion resistant (AISI 304)
- 4mm thick stamping plate and 2mm thick cover
- 2 nickel binding posts (countersink hole on the back – the wallet lays flat on the table)
- no loose parts
- metal box
- comes with a testing plate and a jig for stress-free stamping
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Coldbit Steel – Honeycomb
€74.00 – €94.00Honeycomb Limited Edition.
- stores up to 24 words (each word up to 8 letters)
- extra line that can store up to 16 letters for Wallet ID
- 2 stainless steel plates – heat and corrosion resistant (AISI 304)
- 4mm thick stamping plate and 2mm thick cover
- 2 nickel binding posts (countersink hole on the back – the wallet lays flat on the table)
- no loose parts
- metal box
- additional testing plate to practice stamping and provide support
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3x Coldbit Steel Bundle
€157.00 – €177.00- 3 Coldbit Steel metal wallets
- you save 50 EUR
- each wallet stores up to 24 words (each word up to 8 letters)
- extra line that can store up to 16 characters for Wallet ID/Fingerprint
- each of the 3 wallets has 2 stainless steel plates – heat and corrosion resistant (AISI 304)
- 4mm thick stamping plates and 2mm thick covers
- 2 nickel binding posts (countersink hole on the back – the wallet lays flat on the table)
- no loose parts
- 3 metal boxes for convenient storage
- 1x testing plate to practice stamping and provide support
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Coldbit Hex
€41.00 – €79.00- stores up to 24 mnemonic words
- ideal for storing your wallet seeds, multisig seeds or Shamir Shares
- brass tube with caps for convenient and safe storage
- made of heat and corrosion resistant AISI 304 stainless steel or pure titanium hex rod
- comes with a testing plate by default
- dimensions: 13mm x 100mm
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