Arculus
Card-shaped cold storage wallet that signs transactions with a tap on an NFC phone.
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Arculus key facts
| Category | Hardware wallet |
|---|---|
| Chains | 50+ blockchains |
| Platforms | Hardware, iOS |
| Custody | Self-custody |
| Pricing | $99 list price |
| Chains | 10,000+ coins, 50+ blockchains |
| Company | Arculus Holdings L.L.C. |
| US availability | Yes |
What is Arculus?
Arculus is a cold storage wallet in the form of a metal card that pairs with the Arculus mobile app. Transactions need the 6-digit app PIN and a tap of the NFC card on the phone. The card lists at $99 MSRP and supports over 10,000 coins on 50+ blockchains.
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Arculus pros and cons
- No battery or charging needed
- Supports 10,000+ coins on 50+ blockchains
- Card fits in a regular wallet
- Requires an NFC phone; the card has no screen
- $99 list price
- Works only through the Arculus app
Arculus FAQ
What is Arculus?
Arculus is a cold storage wallet in the form of a metal card that pairs with the Arculus mobile app. Transactions need the 6-digit app PIN and a tap of the NFC card on the phone. The card lists at $99 MSRP and supports over 10,000 coins on 50+ blockchains.
Which chains does Arculus support?
50+ blockchains.
How much does Arculus cost?
$99 list price, according to Arculus’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Is Arculus available in the US?
Yes, according to Arculus’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Does Arculus hold my funds?
No. Arculus is self-custody: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Arculus: official site, Arculus: Cold Storage Wallet, US App Store listing. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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