Taisys, a leading technology company specializing in simulation solutions, has launched the world’s smallest open source hardware wallet with NIST FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification.
The SIMGap mobile hardware wallet is shaped and sized like a sim to be compatible with mobile devices and reduce energy costs incurred by web3 developers.
In a statement, Jason Ho, founder and president of TAISYS, said the company offers high-end security products that focus on digital mobility and web3 quirks.
He went on to say that the company established the sovereign userspace, which fill the gap in web3, making SIMGap the secure element for your web3 private keys.
Outside of the mobile environment, SIMGap can also function as a cold wallet, making it a very convenient hardware wallet for managing portfolios of digital assets.
SIMGap currently has a mobile app for easy access, and it is also open to developers hoping to take advantage of the existing decentralized ecosystem.
According to Taisys CSO Yvonne Chen, SimGap is Taisys’ first innovation for web3 and it will do more to improve the ecosystem afterward.
Taisys, for the past 18 years of its existence, has provided global patent-righted simulation solutions for telecom neutral, mobile phone neutral, and other support services for government agencies, fintech, telecommunications companies, and commercial banks. .
