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Ledger has introduced a new Flex hardware wallet

Forklog / 27.07.2024 / 13:47
Ledger has introduced a new Flex hardware wallet

Ledger hardware wallet manufacturer has unveiled a new Ledger Flex device at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, USA.

Introducing Ledger Flex.

Ledger Flex marks the new standard for Ledger devices, featuring a secure E Ink touchscreen, NFC, and our new Security Key app that will allow you to go from painful logins to passwordless ease, all from your secure Ledger device.

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The Ledger Flex is equipped with NFC and an E-Ink touchscreen. The company said it had taken into account all the feedback about the difficulty of using previous models and presented an intuitive device. It will be a continuation of the Stax line.

The Flex went on sale at a price of €249 in two colors. Deliveries will begin on July 31.

According to a press release, Ledger, founded in 2014, has sold more than 6 million hardware wallets, covering more than 20% of digital assets.

"After a decade of setting security standards and self—storage in cryptocurrencies and digital assets, I am proud to announce that we are raising the bar again," Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier told The Block.

Recall that in June, hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor introduced a new flagship Safe 5, including a bitcoin-only version. He received an EAL 6+ certificate.

In July, the manufacturer of Tangem hardware wallets released a non-custodial crypto wallet in the form of a Tangem Ring.

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