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Citadel Wallet has unveiled Suiball, the first hardware wallet designed specifically for the Sui blockchain.
- Suiball uses clear signing to display all transaction details in a human-readable format, reducing the risks of blind signing.
- The wallet supports native Sui assets such as $WAL, $DEEP, NS, and NFTs, and integrates with DeFi platforms including Suilend, Bluefin, Cetus, and Ika.
- Suiball provides native Bitcoin support and will expand in the future to include gaming and payment applications.
Citadel Wallet, a leading developer of crypto hardware solutions, has unveiled Suiball, the first hardware wallet built specifically for the Sui (SUI) blockchain. Announced during SuiFest, Suiball aims to provide a secure, user-friendly experience for the next generation of crypto users.
Suiball introduces “clear signing,” a feature designed to eliminate the risks associated with traditional blind signing. Unlike legacy wallets where users approve transactions without fully understanding them, clear signing displays every detail of a transaction in an intuitive, human-readable format. This ensures that users know exactly what they are authorizing, adding a new layer of security to digital asset management.
“With clear signing, Suiball offers a level of transaction transparency that is essential as BTCfi and other high-value use cases grow across the network,” said Adeniyi Abiodun, co-founder and CTO for Mysten Labs, the original contributor to Sui.
Deep Sui ecosystem integration
Suiball supports all native Sui assets, including $WAL, $DEEP, NS, as well as NFTs.
It also integrates with the broader Sui ecosystem. It’s compatible with popular DeFi platforms on Sui, including Suilend, Bluefin, Cetus, and Ika, while also supporting native Bitcoin ($BTC) and $BTC-focused DeFi products. With roughly 30% of Sui’s total value locked in $BTC assets, these integrations position Suiball as a key tool for managing high-value holdings and participating in cross-chain applications.
In the future, Citadel Wallet plans to expand Suiball’s capabilities to cover additional use cases, including gaming and payments.