Checking your backup shouldn't mean typing your words into a computer.
Verify Seed checks your paper against your KeepKey without wiping it. Each word goes through a cipher scrambled on the device screen, so your computer sees only scrambled letters.
Get it in KeepKey Desktop.
Back up, check and recover, step by step: docs.keepkey.com/docs/videos…
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Only hold bitcoin? Run firmware that only knows bitcoin.
KeepKey's Bitcoin-only build leaves the code for every other chain off the device entirely. Less code on the device means less to attack.
Get it in KeepKey Desktop.
$68 million in WBTC went to a lookalike address planted in the victim's own transaction history.
Don't copy recipients from history. Save verified addresses to KeepKey Desktop's Address Book, and read the full address on the KeepKey before you sign.
Get it in KeepKey Desktop.
CoinDesk on the address-poisoning theft: coindesk.com/business/2024/0…
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One KeepKey, eleven chains signed on the device: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Cosmos, THORChain, Maya, EOS, Nano, Solana, TRON and TON.
Update firmware from inside KeepKey Desktop and they appear in your portfolio.
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For those of you who use @Ledger or @Trezor and aren't yet familiar with @cryptokeepkey not only does it have a unique security system, but its user interface is also elegant and absolutely stunning.
Swapping shouldn't mean depositing your coins on an exchange first.
KeepKey Desktop quotes six routes, including THORChain, Mayachain and ChainFlip, with no account and no KYC. Your coins move only after you approve on the KeepKey.
Get it in KeepKey Desktop.
Only hold bitcoin? Run firmware that only knows bitcoin.
KeepKey's Bitcoin-only build leaves the code for every other chain off the device entirely. Less code on the device means less to attack.
Get it in KeepKey Desktop.
What's in Bitcoin-only firmware: keepkey.com/bitcoin?utm_sour…
One KeepKey, eleven chains signed on the device: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Cosmos, THORChain, Maya, EOS, Nano, Solana, TRON and TON.
Update firmware from inside KeepKey Desktop and they appear in your portfolio.
Your sister texts you her bitcoin address. Two computers and a message thread sit between her wallet and yours, and any of them can change it.
Call her. She reads it aloud from her wallet's screen, four characters at a time. Then read it on your KeepKey before you approve.
Paying friends and family safely: docs.keepkey.com/docs/guides…

