D'CENT All in One Card Wallet + Backup Card Package

So I really like the idea of this crypto cold storage. I actually have an IM key that I carry around on my keychain Everywhere I Go with Bitcoin stored on it but I wanted to try out a new method and this comes with a actual card and then a backup card in case something happens to the original card. The only thing is I don't really know how ballsy I want to get with this thing because of the fact that all of my debit and credit cards always get worn out and scratched up real bad when they're in my wallets no matter what type of wallets I have I've had the ones where they pop out the cards regular wallets everything no matter what even if I don't use them they end up getting screwed up so I'm really worried that obviously if I put something into these that there's a chance that I might not be able to recover it so and having the backup key is nice but the only problem with that is if something happens to that also I'm pretty much screwed so but it's definitely something nice to be able to transfer some back and forth to and I was thinking about just getting a completely separate wallet to store this one in so it doesn't get all scratched up. Overall I highly recommend it but just to be very careful with it

While nice to have a cold wallet solution, these cards just don't cut it for me.I have tried for days now to add my crypto to this system, to keep it safe, and in My control. But, when trying to add my account, and set it up, it keeps kicking me out. Not cool.Still have not set it up.

I've been interested in and involved with crypto since 2010. I've tried just about every software wallet, hardware wallet and every other imaginable gadget released between then and now. The 'card wallet' form factor is nothing new, nor is the 'card wallet' bundled with a 'backup card'. The D'Cent package does the job and generally does it pretty well. It doesn't exactly push the envelope or offer any significant innovation over every other card wallet I've tried. That's not necessarily a bad thing--in some cases there's much to be said for familiarity. Even so, I always like to see new crypto products at least try to bring something different to the table.My first experience with D'cent was their biometric cold wallet which is similar to many other hardware wallets except it's unlocked with thumbprint verification. It's a solid little device and one that I still use quite a bit. Of course the biometric wallet supports BTC natively while the card wallet does not. IMO, the product description should make this more explicit. It does say that it 'supports ethereum and EVM (ethereum virtual machine) networks' but with so many neophytes entering the crypto space they have a responsibility to be clear. I'd imagine that they've had a number of customers purchase this wallet and be salty that it didn't support BTC.On boarding was easy enough and the smartphone app is intuitive and functional. There's even an integrated DAPP browser which is a nice touch. I did a small transfer from another wallet to the D'cent wallet and then reversed the process. It handled both transactions efficiently and accurately. One gripe about the app is the repeated 'pop up ads' promoting airdrops, etc. You can dismiss them and I get that many people probably like being alerted to pending airdrops but it's pretty intrusive.Ultimately, there's nothing wrong with the D'cent product. The omission of BTC native support will be an issue to some (and this should be spelled out more clearly in the product description) but everything about it feels solid and functional. It might not break new ground but it does what it says on the tin and does it at a very reasonable price point. Recommended!

Card would not let me add a specific coin, I was really disappointed in the setup especially that app that wouldn’t let me use all of its features properly. I wish things were differ t so I could use it properly

As someone who values both security and portability in managing my crypto assets, this cold card wallet has truly impressed me. The card wallet’s credit card-sized design fits perfectly in my wallet, making it incredibly convenient to carry around without any bulk. What stands out most is the advanced EAL5+ security chip, which ensures my private keys are stored offline and protected against unauthorized access. The backup card included in the package adds an extra layer of safety, giving me peace of mind in case the primary card is lost. I also appreciate the NFC connectivity that allows me to interact with the wallet effortlessly by simply tapping it to my phone, streamlining transactions without compromising security.The user experience is smooth and intuitive, thanks to the companion mobile app that pairs seamlessly via NFC. While the card wallet supports a wide range of EVM-based cryptocurrencies and NFTs, making it ideal for my Ethereum and related assets, it’s worth noting that it doesn’t support Bitcoin or non-EVM tokens. However, for my needs, this limitation is minor compared to the convenience and security it offers. The wallet’s design thoughtfully includes features like automatic lockout after multiple incorrect password attempts, which enhances protection. Overall, this cold wallet package strikes a great balance between cutting-edge security technology and everyday usability.

Experienced malfunction

I like how easy the D'CENT All-in-One Card Wallet is to use. There’s no seed phrase to remember, which is a huge relief. The setup was super simple, and the interface is really user-friendly—even for someone who's not super techy.It’s the size of a credit card, so I can carry it anywhere. I’ve used it on the go for crypto transactions and connecting to web3 apps with no problems.I also feel great knowing my assets are protected with a secure chip. It supports all the networks I use (EVM compatible), which makes it super convenient.Plus, the 30-day refund policy made me feel comfortable trying it out. No regrets—it’s a solid buy!