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Tangem: card-style crypto wallets from $69.90, plus the Ring and Pro Kit

Tangem makes hardware crypto wallets the size of a bank card that work with a tap of your phone. Here are the sets, the Ring and the Pro Kit, with their prices.

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Tangem is a Swiss company, Tangem AG of Zug, that makes hardware crypto wallets you can slip into a regular wallet. Most crypto hardware wallets are small gadgets with cables and batteries. A Tangem wallet is a card with a secure chip inside. You tap it against your phone and the free Tangem app does the rest, so there's nothing to charge and nothing to plug in. Tangem says it has sold more than six million devices.

It suits anyone who keeps crypto on an exchange and wants to hold the keys themselves. The store's own pitch is simple: on an exchange the platform holds your keys, and with Tangem only you do. Every pack has at least two cards, so one can be your everyday wallet and the other stays somewhere safe as a backup.

What's worth a look

Every set does the same job; the difference is the number of cards and the design. Prices are in US dollars and taken from Tangem's pricing page.

The Classic Black set of 3 at $69.90 is the one most people should start with. The 3-card set gives you a spare backup, so if one card goes missing the other two still get you into your wallet. Most of the special designs, like the stars-and-stripes Hold Your Freedom set and the limited-edition Bitcoin set, cost the same $69.90, so you can pick a design you like at no extra cost. The Tangem Ring comes with two cards and runs from $140 to $160. It's a wallet you wear on your finger, and the cards act as its backups. The Pro Kit at $180 puts everything in one box.

Tangem also lists a 2-card set as its cheapest way in, and a Family Pack with two separate cold wallets for two people. If you've got a partner who also holds crypto, the Family Pack is worth comparing against two separate sets.

Current offers

We don't have a Tangem code to share right now. Tangem runs its own promotions often and shows them in a banner across the top of the site. The order form has an "I have a promo code" box, so a code you've been sent can go straight in there. The pricing page also mentions a Bitcoin reward added to new wallets during some promotions, so check what's on when you order.

How to save more

  • Check the shipping line in the order form. When we looked, standard shipping was free on orders over $100 before tax, so a 3-card set plus a cardholder or a second set may cost less overall than a single set with paid shipping.
  • Prices on the site don't include sales tax or duties. Tangem ships from outside the US, so pick your country in the order form and check the delivery estimate and total before you pay.
  • There's no subscription. The app is free, and the only ongoing costs are normal network fees when you send or swap crypto. You only ever pay once for the cards themselves.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 5 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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