Hashwallet is now a Kaspa cold wallet

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Hashwallet now supports Kaspa!

You can hold, send, receive, swap*, buy* and use WalletConnect with your KAS directly from the app, while your private keys are generated and kept inside the card's secure chip.

But supporting Kaspa is only part of the story.

Hashwallet is designed around one of the biggest problems in self-custody: keeping access to your funds when something goes wrong.

Lose your card, forget a password or misplace a backup, and a traditional cold wallet can quickly become difficult to recover. Hashwallet adds a security and recovery system designed to make self-custody more resilient without giving anyone else control of your assets.

What's in it for you

🔹Lose access, get it back

We help you recover your keys inside a new backup card, including as many seeds as you were managing with your old card.

The recovery process is decentralized and anonymous, and you don't share your keys with anyone.

🔹Lost card, funds safe

If someone with malicious intentions finds your card and tries to crack it open, your funds are safe.

The information in the card is not enough to make transactions without the cryptographic element stored in the app.

🔹One card, as many wallets as you need

Organize your funds in different seeds to gain privacy on public blockchains. Separate your funds by use: savings, daily spending, dApps, testing, etc. No need to buy a cold wallet for each seed you own.

Built by people who don't settle

Kaspa exists because a group of people believed it was possible to build something better, a project where speed and security can coexist.

Hashwallet comes from the same mindset: not settling for the way things have always been done. We believe users shouldn't have to choose between peace of mind and self-custody. So we built a security system that makes your crypto journey more resilient and easier to manage, without giving up self-custody.

 

*Buy and swap depend on availability in your country

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