Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL

CoolWallet scores 9.2 and ELLIPAL 8.7 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
ELLIPAL

ELLIPAL

8.7/10
CoolWallet

CoolWallet

Higher score in this comparison

9.2/10

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL: the differences

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
CompareCoolWalletCoolWalletReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesELLIPALELLIPALReviewVisitVisit
Price$39 to $149€54 to €149
Coins supported35from 10,000
Secure elementCC EAL 6+ secure elementCC EAL5+ Secure Chip
ConnectivityBluetoothNFC

Same on both: Wallet type (Hardware), Custody (Self custody), Backup options (Seed).

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Key differences

  • CoolWallet scores higher overall: 9.2 vs 8.7.
  • Founded is lower at CoolWallet: 2014 vs 2018.
  • Connectivity: only CoolWallet offers Bluetooth.
  • Connectivity: only ELLIPAL offers NFC.
  • Support channels: only ELLIPAL offers Community.

Our verdict on each

CoolWallet

CoolWallet suits you if you want a hardware wallet that keeps keys on your own device and pairs over bluetooth without a cable. It is priced at $39 to $149, which sits higher than Trezor at $79, and it covers 35 coins.

Read the full CoolWallet review

ELLIPAL

ELLIPAL is a self-custody hardware wallet for people who want coins held on a device rather than by an exchange. It suits broad token coverage and tap to sign handling, with a coin list of from 10,000 and connection over nfc alone, so no cable is needed.

Read the full ELLIPAL review

Score breakdown

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
AreaCoolWalletELLIPAL
Cost9.1HigherA hardware wallet you buy once at $39 to $149, with seed backup and no account or platform fees listed.8.8Price of €54 to €149 sits above the hardware wallet median of €69.28, in the dearer part of the field.
Offer8.6Custody sits with you through self custody, coins cover runs to 35.9.0Higher
Trust9.6Higher8.4

What each covers

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
ConnectivityCoolWalletELLIPAL
BluetoothYesNo
NFCNoYes
CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
Backup optionsCoolWalletELLIPAL
SeedYesYes

Pick CoolWallet if, pick ELLIPAL if

Pick CoolWallet if cost matter most.

Pick ELLIPAL if offer matter most.

Positions in our rankings

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
RankingCoolWalletELLIPAL
Crypto wallets37 of 15615 of 156
Hardware and cold wallets6 of 585 of 58

Where these facts come from

CoolWallet

  • coolwallet.io: 9 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • coolbitx.com: 3 facts, checked September 26, 2026

ELLIPAL

  • ellipal.com: 11 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
FactCoolWalletELLIPAL
FeaturesSelf custodySelf custody
Legal entityCoolBitX Ltd.ELLIPAL Limited
HeadquartersTaiwanNot confirmed
Founded2014Lower2018
Support channelsEmail, Help centreEmail, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

CoolWallet vs ELLIPAL
FactCoolWalletELLIPALMedian
Coins supported35below the medianfrom 10,000highest quarter75

Median across 85 listed providers.

Pros and cons

CoolWallet

Pros

  • Keys stay with you, since custody is self custody
  • A CC EAL 6+ secure element keeps the signing work inside the device
  • Pairs over bluetooth, so no cable is needed

Cons

  • The hardware price runs higher than the Trezor model at $79
  • Support runs on email and help centre only
  • The range of coins supported is narrower than the hardware-wallet median of 345

ELLIPAL

Pros

  • Coin list of from 10,000 covers a long tail of tokens beyond the majors.
  • self custody keeps the keys on the device, so the holder stays in control of the balance.
  • Signing over nfc alone means there is no cable to carry or mis-seat.

Cons

  • Recovery rests on a single seed phrase, so one lost sheet costs the whole balance.
  • Support runs on email, help centre and community only, with no live chat or phone line listed.
  • One link, nfc, means phone compatibility decides whether the device works at all.

Who each suits

CoolWallet

Who it suits

  • Holders who want custody of keys on their own device
  • People who already back up a seed phrase and can keep it safe
  • Smartphone users who prefer signing over Bluetooth to a cable

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers set on the lowest hardware price, since Trezor lists $79
  • Anyone wanting a mobile wallet app, since Bit2Me is a mobile wallet
  • People who want a provider to hold the coins, as bynex is custodial

ELLIPAL

Who it suits

  • Holders who keep their own keys, since the wallet is self custody.
  • People holding a long tail of tokens, with a coin list of from 10,000.
  • Buyers who want to work without cables, since connection runs over nfc.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Bit2Me, which is a mobile wallet, for anyone who wants keys on a phone rather than a hardware device.
  • bynex, which is custodial, for anyone happy to let a provider hold the coins.
  • Trezor, listed at $79, if you want to weigh a differently priced hardware unit before buying.

Current offers

ELLIPAL

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Own This Run - Up to 50% Off ELLIPAL X Card: Up to 50% off

    Site banner offer on the ELLIPAL X Card cold wallet; X Card sets shown from EUR 67 (was EUR 125)

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • Discount code

    ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 price reduction: EUR 149 (was EUR 155), up to $59 off bundles

    Product page sale on Titan 2.0, Titan 2.0 & Steel EUR 169 (was EUR 210) and Titan 2.0 & X Card EUR 189 (was EUR 225)

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Questions about each

CoolWallet

How much does a CoolWallet cost?+

CoolWallet is a hardware wallet, so the cost is the device price of $39 to $149. There is no account or monthly charge attached to holding coins on it, and the keys stay with you. Expect to pay for the hardware once rather than per year.

Does CoolWallet hold my coins for me?+

No, custody is self custody, and self-custody also appears in the listed features under self custody. You hold the wallet and the seed phrase, so losing either one means losing access. That is the trade for keeping control.

ELLIPAL

What does the ELLIPAL Titan cost?+

The device is priced at €54 to €149. On price it sits 102 of 120 brands compared, which puts it towards the dearer end of the set. The money is spent when you buy the unit rather than added over time.

Does ELLIPAL hold my coins for me?+

The wallet is self custody, so keys are created and kept on the hardware and no provider holds them. That position is set out in the product terms and repeated in the feature list, which makes the trade-off plain: recovery planning stays with the holder.

ELLIPAL