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ELLIPAL Sustainability Actions

Launched offline wallet options

ELLIPAL offers two hardware wallets: the X Card and the Titan 2.0. The X Card is set up offline and uses NFC (near-field communication, a short-range wireless link) for tap-to-sign use. The Titan 2.0 is air-gapped, meaning it stays fully offline and signs transactions by scanning QR codes. These design choices are mainly about security, but they also reduce the need for constant online connection.

Expanded self-custody app features

The ELLIPAL app lets users store, send, receive, swap, buy, sell, stake, and connect to dApps (decentralized apps, or apps that run on blockchain networks). The company says the app supports more than 10,000 assets across 45+ chains and keeps transfers signed on the user’s own hardware. This shows a focus on giving users direct control over their crypto rather than using a central exchange.

Built a metal wallet body

ELLIPAL says the Titan 2.0 has a sealed, full-metal body designed to resist physical tampering and last for years. That is a product durability feature, not a formal environmental claim. Still, longer-lasting hardware can sometimes reduce replacement needs if the device holds up well over time.