SecuX W20

On iPhone and Android, W20 connects to SecuX Wallet over Bluetooth. The iPhone app requires iOS 13 or later. For a wired computer connection, use SecuXess in Chrome and a Micro-B (micro-USB) cable; turn off Bluetooth on the wallet when connecting by USB.

SecuX’s USB guide lists Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.13.6 or later, Linux and Chrome OS, using Chrome 71 or later.

Firmware updates use a different app or the web updater. The computer method needs USB and Chrome. For phone updates, SecuX provides the separate SecuX Firmware Update app for iOS and Android, which supports W20. SecuX Wallet is the app for everyday transfers.

For Bitcoin and Ethereum transfers, you can use W20 with SecuX Wallet on your phone or SecuXess on your computer.

For a token such as USDT, the network matters as much as the name. Look up the coin or token in SecuX’s supported-assets list, then use the entry for your network and the desktop or mobile app you plan to use. The list has separate columns for the two apps, so a desktop entry alone does not confirm phone support.

When receiving USDT or USDC in SecuX Wallet, you choose the network before getting the receiving address. That network must match the withdrawal network at your exchange. Use Verify on device to display the receiving address on W20 and compare it with the app’s address before transferring.

When you create a new wallet, W20 generates a 24-word recovery phrase on the device. Write the words in order and keep them offline, separate from the wallet. Those words restore access to your wallet if the device is lost; the device PIN only unlocks the unit you have.

To restore an existing wallet, W20 accepts phrases of 12, 18 or 24 words entered on its touchscreen. Moving from another wallet also requires a compatible recovery format and support for the accounts and assets you need.

SecuX’s optional Hidden Wallet creates a separate wallet using an extra password, called a passphrase, and gives it its own PIN. Restoring that wallet requires the recovery phrase and exactly the same passphrase. Keep both in your recovery plan if you use this feature.

You can check your written phrase on the device through Settings → SEED while the wallet is working. This lets you check the backup without resetting the wallet.

Choose W20 if you prefer a lighter rectangular device and Micro-B suits your setup. V20 has the same screen size and uses the same phone and computer apps; choose it instead if USB-C and the round aluminium body matter more to you.