Wallet dossier
SafePal
Self-custody cryptocurrency wallet ecosystem spanning SafePal hardware wallets, a mobile application, and a browser extension.
- Developer / company
- SafePal
- Origin
- —
- Launch
- 2018
- Custody
- self_custody
- Confidence
- high
- Last verified
- 2026-08-17
Product family
Products
Air-gapped SafePal hardware wallet in the current supported hardware lineup.
SafePal S1 Pro hardware wallet in the current supported hardware lineup.
Bluetooth-capable SafePal X1 hardware wallet in the current supported hardware lineup.
SafePal mobile wallet application and hardware-wallet companion interface.
SafePal self-custody browser-extension wallet for supported desktop browsers.
Chronology
Lifecycle timeline
SafePal App released in 2019
Product: SafePal App
SafePal's first-party 2019 history establishes an active mobile-app release lineage, including an official App version announcement and a later statement that nine App versions had already been released.
SafePal S1 opened for sale
Product: SafePal S1
SafePal states that the S1 hardware wallet opened for sale on May 27, 2019, marking the commercial release of its first hardware wallet.
SafePal App added self-custody software-wallet capability
Product: SafePal App
SafePal officially released SafePal Lite inside the SafePal App, allowing users to create or import self-custody software wallets in addition to using the App as a companion for SafePal hardware wallets.
SafePal Extension Wallet officially launched
Product: SafePal Extension Wallet
SafePal announced the official launch of its browser extension wallet on August 19, 2022.
SafePal X1 Bluetooth hardware wallet officially launched
Product: SafePal X1
SafePal records the official launch and open-source release of its X1 Bluetooth hardware wallet in September 2023.
SafePal S1 Pro released through official channels
Product: SafePal S1 Pro
SafePal announced on September 7, 2023 that the S1 Pro was ready for distribution through official SafePal channels and available to order.
Customer order data exposure disclosed
SafePal disclosed exposure of customer order information affecting approximately 40,000 customers. SafePal stated that private keys and seed phrases were not compromised.
SafePal App user reports three wallet drains; cause unverified
Product: SafePal App
On October 11, user @kunaltradess publicly reported that three of four separately created SafePal wallets on one iPhone were emptied, alleging losses totaling USD 23,050. The user stated that the wallets used different recovery phrases and denied knowingly signing the transfers or installing suspicious applications. SafePal Support later publicly replied that its team was handling the case through a support ticket. No transaction-level independent validation, root cause or SafePal product vulnerability has been established.
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