Designed to keep keys offline.
Security starts with separation from the internet. Your keys stay in your hands.
TriPylon Touch
A truly offline wallet designed to protect your crypto without making self-custody complicated.
True offline
Security starts with separation from the internet. Your keys stay in your hands.
A clearer path from opening the sealed pouch to protecting what matters.
Built around transparency and independent review as the project develops.
Getting started with TriPylon Touch
Open the sealed pouch and take out your TriPylon Touch.
Connect Touch to a compatible computer or phone.
Use your wallet while your private keys stay on the device.
The operating system
A specialized, single-tasking operating system at the heart of TriPylon wallets. Its modular C++ architecture separates communication, cryptography, applications, blockchain logic and storage into focused components.
Built to evolveCoordinates communication with external devices through defined interfaces.
Runs sensitive operations in a time-deterministic environment.
Runs wallet applications using an optimized subset of JavaScript.
Dedicated logic for EVM, Bitcoin and Tron, plus separate settings and encrypted data storage.
Current interfaces include Serial and USB HID, with WebHID for browser interaction. Graphics, power management and additional peripherals belong to the development roadmap.
First-generation hardware
The first TriPylon Touch combines hardware safeguards with Nucleo's software architecture. These hardware details describe the first generation; future devices may use a different configuration.
Secure Boot is designed to run only signed firmware on the device.
Flash encryption protects data stored in device memory.
One-time hardware settings can permanently disable debugging interfaces.
Hardware acceleration supports common cryptographic operations.
USB HID enables direct browser interaction through WebHID.
Processing and memory capacity provide headroom for Nucleo's VM and richer future interfaces.
Wireless capabilities and graphical interfaces discussed in the architecture roadmap are not presented here as features of the current Touch hardware.
Marketplace listings are coming soon. Join the waitlist to hear when TriPylon Touch becomes available.