Why your wallet belongs on your face
A hardware wallet you forget at home is a hardware wallet that isn't protecting you. Zyphor is the first cold storage device you'll never leave behind.
Hardware wallets solved one problem — keeping keys offline — and quietly introduced another. The device that guards your net worth sits in a drawer. You reach for it maybe twice a month. When you do reach for it, you fumble a USB cable, squint at a tiny screen, and try to remember which button confirms.
Zyphor started from a simple observation: the safest place to keep something valuable is somewhere you never forget to bring. We already never forget our sunglasses.
So we built the vault into the frame. A CC EAL6+ secure element lives inside the temple arm. The seed phrase is generated on-device and cannot leave it. A capacitive tap on the temple confirms transactions — the same gesture you already use to push your sunglasses back up your nose.
The point isn't novelty. The point is that a wallet you wear is a wallet you use. And a wallet you use is one that finally earns the security it promises.
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