A metal card, finished with gold. Made to last a lifetime — and to show.

Cronyl
The first physical interface for your digital assets.
Metal, with a gold finish. Kept for a lifetime.
Tap. Open. Receive.
What Cronyl is
The first of its kind. Built to give digital assets lasting value.
Cronyl is a metal card with a gold finish, for assets that usually exist only on a screen. Made to last a lifetime. Tap it to open the wallet you configured — crypto, NFTs, or real world assets. The keys stay in that wallet. Without fees.
A wallet you control, given a form you can hold.
- 3Wallets on every card
- 30+Supported wallets
- 170,000+Supported networks
- 0Zero Fees
Why Cronyl exists
An address is easy to get wrong.
Digital assets move on networks that do not undo a mistake. People still share those destinations by copying strings, photographing QR codes, and hoping the network matches.
Cronyl exists so receiving can start with an object. You configure the wallet once. After that, a tap opens it. Cronyl never becomes the place the money sits.
Metal. Gold finish.
Invisible value. A finish you keep.
The card is not the asset. It is metal, finished with gold, made to last a lifetime. That is how the asset shows up in a hand, on a table, in a collection. Cronyl connects the card and the wallet. Your wallet remains the wallet.
The card
Blockchain meets metal.
A metal body. A gold finish. No subscription, and no expiry. Made to last a lifetime. Cronyl connects the card and the wallet. The money stays in your wallet.
A close-range tap opens the wallet experience you configured.
Assets arrive where you already keep them. Cronyl does not hold them.
How it works
Tap. Open. Receive.
Tap
Bring the card to a compatible phone. The distance is short on purpose. A tap is a decision.
Open
The phone opens the wallet you configured. Crypto, an NFT, or a real world asset. Nobody types a long address.
Receive
Assets go directly to your wallet. Cronyl is not a hop in the transfer. Without fees.
The link
Close range. Nothing secret on the card.
A tap links the card and a compatible iPhone or Android phone. The card does not transmit a seed phrase or a private key. It opens the receive path you chose to share. Cronyl connects the card and the wallet.
If a device cannot complete the tap, there is still no Cronyl balance to fall back on. The destination remains your wallet.
Wallet connections
Up to three addresses. Your wallets.
Every card opens up to three wallet addresses. It does not matter whether that is two cryptocurrencies, three real world assets, three NFTs, or a mix of all three. Hot wallet, cold wallet, or self-hosted: where it is hosted does not matter. Only the blockchain the address belongs to has to match. Cronyl is non-custodial. It does not sign, and it does not ask for your keys.
Crypto
One wallet for bitcoin, ether, solana, or whatever you use. Any host.
A real world asset
A second wallet for the real world asset you care about. A different host is fine. Or use this slot for more crypto, or for NFTs.
NFTs
A third wallet for NFTs. Same card. The host does not have to match the others. Leave a slot empty if you only need one or two.
Assets and networks
Almost every asset. Your wallet is the limit.
Cronyl is not a closed list of coins. A tap opens the wallet you connected. That wallet can receive crypto, NFTs, or real world assets, on the networks it already supports. Cronyl supports more than 170,000 networks — the ones your wallet already supports. Chains can be added.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, stablecoins, and the long tail beyond them. If your wallet can receive it, the card can open that path. Cronyl does not convert networks, and Cronyl does not hold the asset.
Core, Gold, and the Satoshi card are the same card underneath. The edition is the finish. It does not choose the asset, the network, or the wallet host. Every card opens up to three addresses. The transfer settles in your wallet.
The host does not matter. Every card opens up to three addresses.
Ownership
Full ownership. No custody.
Cronyl does not hold crypto, store seed phrases, or control private keys. The card opens a path to the wallet information you chose. The assets stay where you left them.
- Your assets Remain in your wallet, on the network you use.
- Your keys Seed phrases and private keys are never requested.
- Your card A physical interface. Not an account, and not a balance.
Multi-wallet
One card. More than one door.
Non-custodial
Your assets remain in your wallet. Cronyl does not hold funds.
The link
A tap connects the card with the wallet you configured. Cronyl is that bridge.
Multi-wallet
Up to three addresses. They are set during setup and stay as you configured them.
Without fees
Without fees. No subscription. Network fees, when a transfer has them, are shown by the wallet.
Cronyl App
Faster than your wallets.
The Cronyl App is where you follow the card. Live markets, alerts you can switch on or off, and a push at the first confirmed block — often faster than your wallet apps. It is also where you manage the card. The app does not hold your assets, and it does not ask for a private key.
Collector edition
Satoshi Nakamoto. Set apart.
One finish, set apart. Metal, gold, named for the origin of Bitcoin. The name is the object. The card works like every other Cronyl card: three wallets, any host, for crypto, NFTs, or real world assets. It does not contain bitcoin.
$149.00
Finishes
The same card. Different metal.
A name on the gold is a finish. It does not limit the three wallets.






In the room
A tap, instead of a long address.
Hold the card to a compatible phone. The receive path opens. Crypto, real world assets, NFTs, or a mix of the three wallets you set. Without fees.
Gold editions
Gold finish. Named, not limited to a list.
BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and USDT Gold are names on a metal finish. They are not different cards. Each one still opens up to three wallets, any host, for crypto, NFTs, or a real world asset.
Collections
Two ways to own a Cronyl card.
FAQ
The short version of trust.
Cronyl is not a wallet and does not hold crypto. The longer answers live on the FAQ page.
What is Cronyl?
Cronyl is a metal card with a gold finish. Made to last a lifetime. Cronyl connects the card and the wallet: a tap opens a wallet you configure — crypto, NFTs, or real world assets. It is not a bank account, and it does not hold a balance. Without fees, and Cronyl does not ask for private keys.
Do I need the Cronyl App to send or receive?
No. A tap can open the receive page in a browser. The Cronyl App is optional. It can redirect to the selected wallet, and it can show wallet monitoring, market information, and push notifications, depending on the available features.
How does the tap work?
A tap only works across a few centimeters. Your location and wallet address appear only then, and only briefly, before a timer closes the view. The card does not transmit a seed phrase or a private key.
Is Cronyl an RFID card?
Yes. Cronyl is a metal RFID crypto card: a short-range tap opens the wallet address you configured. Phones read the card with the RFID/NFC interface built into modern iPhone and Android devices. Cronyl is not a debit card and does not hold a balance.
Is Cronyl a debit card or payment card?
No. Cronyl is not a debit card and not a bank card. It does not hold a balance and cannot spend funds. It is a metal card that opens a wallet address you already control.
Is Cronyl a wallet?
No. Cronyl connects a physical card to wallet addresses you already control. The wallet remains the wallet. Cronyl is the interface.
Does Cronyl hold crypto?
No. Cronyl is non-custodial. Assets stay in your wallet, on the network you use. Cronyl does not hold a balance, and it cannot move funds.
Does Cronyl store private keys or seed phrases?
No. Cronyl does not ask for private keys, and it does not ask for a seed phrase. It does not store either.
What happens if I lose my card?
A lost card does not give someone your keys, and it does not move your assets. It can expose the receive path you configured, the same way a shared address can.

