OneKey Pro: what the sources say
Current 1 disclosed weakness 0 company incidents
The questions, with sources
"n/v" or "not verified" means we could not confirm it from a source we could read. Maker claims are marked as such. Confirm on the maker's site before you buy. Education only, not investment advice.
Five facts
- Official store lists OneKey Pro at USD 278 on 2026-10-11, alongside OneKey Pro 2 at USD 299 launched 2026-10-08 [source 1].
- Maker states Pro has four EAL 6+ secure elements, USB-C, Bluetooth, NFC and QR connectivity [source 2].
- Maker says firmware and apps are open source on GitHub, but its audit page says secure element firmware source is not public [source 3].
- Maker lists multisig, optional passphrase and passkey support [source 2].
- In 2023-02 Unciphered showed key extraction on an older OneKey wallet (Mini); OneKey said it was patched and no one was affected [source 4].
Audits
- date n/v Not named on maker page (SlowMist inferred from report filename for Bluetooth firmware). Scope: Pro main control firmware v4.10.0 audited, fixed in v4.11.0; Pro Bluetooth firmware v2.3.2; SE firmware stated as audited but no report source
Publicly disclosed weaknesses
- 2023-02 Unciphered demonstrated key extraction from OneKey's hardware wallet (reported as the OneKey Mini) by intercepting unencrypted communication between CPU and secure element with an FPGA. OneKey said it patched it, said no one was affected, and said it paid a bounty. Not reported as affecting OneKey Pro. Funds lost: no. Fixed source
Disclosed weaknesses are listed whatever their severity. "Funds lost" is what the sources say. "Fixed" means the source states a fix exists, which only helps if you update.
Incidents at the maker or its service providers
- No company incident found in our search.
These affect the company or its customers and apply to every device of the brand. They are not weaknesses of this device.
Questions about OneKey Pro
Is OneKey Pro safe?
We do not give a yes or no, because safety depends on what you need to protect and on facts that change. We found 1 publicly disclosed weakness and 0 company incidents in our search. Read the sources above before you buy.
Does OneKey Pro need an internet connection?
Signing happens on the device. How the device talks to your phone or computer depends on its connections: USB, Bluetooth, NFC, QR. The companion app or software that builds the transaction is online.
Who found the weaknesses listed for OneKey Pro?
The page names who disclosed each one when the source does. Several were found by a competing maker's research team or by independent security firms. We cite the affected company's own statement where we found one, and label press-only reports.
Where this comes from
- [1] OneKey Pro 2 launch post accessed 2026-10-11
- [2] OneKey Pro store page accessed 2026-10-11
- [3] Hardware wallet firmware audit information (OneKey help) accessed 2026-10-11
- [4] The Block: Unciphered hacked OneKey accessed 2026-10-11
- [5] OneKey Pro store page (Italian) accessed 2026-10-11
- [6] OneKey Pro product page accessed 2026-10-11
- [7] Verifying OneKey Pro firmware with open source code accessed 2026-10-11
- [8] DeepWiki OneKeyHQ/firmware-pro accessed 2026-10-11
- [9] Passphrases and hidden wallets (OneKey help) accessed 2026-10-11
- [10] Back up OneKey Pro with OneKey Lite accessed 2026-10-11
- [11] 100% Open Source (OneKey blog) accessed 2026-10-11
- [12] Unciphered: OneKey says it has fixed flaw accessed 2026-10-11
Not verified: Not verified: secure element vendor/model and certificate ID; firmware license and true reproducible-build status; audit dates and report PDFs (links on the help page were placeholders); SLIP39; microSD; panel type (sources conflict); EUR price; formal bug bounty program (only a bounty payment reported in 2023); whether Pro is being phased out after Pro 2. Researched but not read: HITB 2023 'KeyBleed' talk on OneKey Mini and a Ledger dispute over a OneKey claim, so not included. No company incident (data breach/supply chain) found in the searches run; absence is not proof.
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