The first fully open-source NFC cold wallet for Kaspa

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Why FrostCard
Two layers of security.
Not just one.
Every hardware wallet protects your keys. Only FrostCard protects what happens after someone gets to them.

Fully Open Source

Card firmware, mobile app, covenant scripts — every line of code that touches your money is public and auditable.

On-Chain Covenants

Spending rules enforced by the Kaspa network itself. No app or server can bypass them. The rules are math.

Tap to Pay

NFC tap signs transactions in under a second. 10 blocks per second finality. No cables, no Bluetooth, no batteries.

Roadmap
Security at every step.
Every milestone is a security milestone.

Foundation

Feb – Mar 2026

JavaCard applet — Schnorr signing, BIP-32 derivation, constant-time cryptography

Secure channel — ECDH + AES-256-CBC + HMAC-SHA256 encrypted NFC

Access code, backup cards, root attestation chain

Covenant Engine

Mar – Apr 2026

KIP-10 introspection opcodes — whitelist, inheritance, freeze

Covenant simulator — tests every script path before deployment

Mandatory script review before card signs

Hardware Validation

Apr – May 2026

Dev card testing — all 22 APDU commands on real NXP J3R200 hardware

NFC performance — batch signing, secure channel throughput

Multi-card reset protocol — 2-pack and 3-pack verification

Security Audit

May – Jun 2026

Independent applet audit — side-channel analysis, covenant script review

Open source release — full source + build instructions on GitHub

Community bug bounty

Manufacturing & Launch

Jun 2026

Production flashing — root key signing, GlobalPlatform lock

QA — NFC range, signature verification, attestation chain on every card

Launch: June 30, 2026

How It Works
Set up in 60 seconds.
Take the card out of the box, tap it on your phone. The app knows your pack size. Done.

Tap your card

The card generates your private key on its EAL6+ chip. The key never leaves the silicon. The app reads your pack size and walks you through setup.

Link your backups

Tap each backup card to clone your keys securely. When done, backup is permanently locked at the chip level. No new cards can ever be added.

Set your rules

Toggle protections — whitelist, inheritance, freeze. Each deploys as an on-chain covenant with a card tap. Review the exact script before committing.

Covenant Protection
Rules enforced by math.
Validated by every Kaspa node. No company, no app, no firmware can override them.

Whitelist

Only send to approved addresses. New addresses require a cooling period. Even with your card and PIN, the network blocks unauthorized destinations.

Changeable with all cards

Inheritance

Dead man's switch. If inactive for a set period, your heir claims funds with their own key. No lawyers, no probate, no third party.

Changeable with all cards

Kaspa Freeze

Lock a percentage of your vault for a set duration. Permanent — no card, no person, no software can undo it. Unlocks when the timer expires.

Permanent — cannot be undone
Comparison
Same chip. Open code.
More protection.
Both use EAL6+ secure elements. The difference is transparency and on-chain protection.
FrostCardTangem
Secure ElementEAL6+ (NXP J3R200)EAL6+ (Samsung)
Card FirmwareOpen sourceClosed source
Mobile AppOpen sourcePartially open
NFC EncryptionECDH + AES-256AES-256
Address WhitelistOn-chain covenantNot available
InheritanceOn-chain dead man's switchNot available
Time-Lock FreezePermanent, on-chainNot available
Backup LockingPermanent after setupPermanent after setup
Seed PhraseNone — card is backupNone — card is backup
BlockchainsKaspa (purpose-built)5,000+ tokens
Build Your OwnYesNo
Open Source
Don't trust. Verify.
Every component that touches your funds is public. Audit it, compile it, flash your own card.

Card Firmware

JavaCard applet on the NXP J3R200. Key generation, signing, secure channel, backup locking.

OPEN SOURCE

Mobile App

Flutter for Android and iOS. Transaction builder, covenant management, NFC, everything.

OPEN SOURCE

Covenant Scripts

On-chain scripts that enforce spending rules. Review exact bytecode before deployment.

OPEN SOURCE

Secure Element

NXP J3R200 hardware. Independently certified EAL6+ by third-party labs.

EAL6+ CERTIFIED