CryptoGlobe.com reviews BC Vault One
The BC Vault is an interesting addition to the existing roster of hardware wallets and has clearly been designed to fall closer to the security end of the spectrum. Despite…
UseTheBitcoin publishes review of BC Vault One
An independent, unbiased review of our BC Vault One blockchain hardware wallet, has been published by UseTheBitcoin, which was founded in 2017 by a group of passionate crypto evangelists, and…
Large display for security reasons and ease of use
2.42-inch OLED 128×64-pixel display. The BC VAULT display shows all the information regarding specific transaction: Sender address, Wallet name, Recipient address, Amount, and Fee. The sole purpose of a hardware…
Release notes 1.2.2
Version 1.2.2 of BC Vault has been released, included in this release: • Custom ERC20 tokens (accessible if you turn on 'Advanced Mode' in the options • Improved UX for…
Release notes 1.2.1
BC Vault 1.2.1 has been released. This release is accompanied by a new firmware release as per usual. Notable Features: The web daemon included with BC Vault is now configurable…
Why should private keys be private
The whole purpose of a cryptowallet is, that private key for signing crypto transactions is stored in a safe place never directly exposed and thus susceptible to malware & co.…