Review on D'CENT Biometric Wallet: Secure Your Cryptocurrencies with Bluetooth-Enabled Hardware Wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and More by Jonathan Abreu

I don't usually write many reviews but I was a bit surprised by this product so felt compelled to write this. Consider storing your own cryptocurrency. I have a Trezor Model T and I think it's a great device. I only considered the D'Cent wallet as a fallback. However, I am amazed at the safety of this device. You don't need to connect it to anything during the initial setup, so seed phrase creation is completely offline. Fingerprint ID is a particularly good way to sign transactions, so I feel my funds are more secure on this device than on my Trezor. The mobile app also offers direct access to DeFi and NFT, as well as interaction with desktop apps like Synthetix and Oasis via Wallet Connect. It's almost tempting to say that this device is better than my Trezor overall, but "fast" is key. Word. I need to play around with the D'Cent wallet more to better tell. The reason for the 4 stars is that in my opinion the app sometimes lags a bit and it can take a bit longer to sign transactions. with this device as Trezor. I suspect it has to do with the Bluetooth connection versus the USB connection. Not necessarily a bad thing, as offset provides an extra layer of security.