Ryder
Ryder One is a hardware wallet designed to simplify cryptocurrency self-custody, making it accessible even for beginners.
Our verdict
Who it's for
The simplest hardware wallet for secure and stress-free crypto self-custody.
Who should look elsewhere
Requires purchase of a physical device.
Pros
- +Extremely easy to set up and use, even for beginners.
- +Eliminates the need to manage complex seed phrases with innovative recovery options.
- +High-level security with EAL6+ certification and offline operation.
- +Multiple backup methods ensure robust recovery options.
- +Supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies.
Cons
- −Requires purchase of a physical device.
- −Seed phrase reveal is an option, but the primary method is TapSafe, which might be a new concept for some users.
Key features
- ✓Quick and simple setup (60 seconds)
- ✓EAL6+ certified secure element chip (Infineon SLC38)
- ✓Offline by design (no Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB)
- ✓TapSafe Recovery with Recovery Tags
- ✓Social Recovery with Recovery Contacts
- ✓Support for over 1,000 coins and tokens (ERC-20, SPL)
- ✓Wireless charging
- ✓1.60" colour AMOLED display
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ryder One | $199.2 | month | Fast setup; Secure for life; Always recoverable |
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