Thanks Tibux for the design, this looks nice!

Quote from: Mitchełł on March 25, 2015, 08:41:44 AM

If you have one left, I would love to try it out, if not, I'll buy one once I have some BTC. Everything is locked up in cold storage and trades.

Mitchełł, yes I still have one card (last one!). You can give me your address by PM and I will send it to you!

Quote from: soowein on March 25, 2015, 12:36:13 PM

Can your code handle testnet coins?

While the javacard applet should support testoin, the simple java client that I use does not. It should be possible to do the tests using the java interface library directly (https://github.com/Toporin/SatoChipClient), although it is much less convenient. I will try to improve that as it's obviously a very important point.

Quote from: zetaray on March 25, 2015, 11:02:19 AM

$10 is a very good price for a hardware wallet. But this JavaCard and Yubi key costs more than $10 and this need a special Yubi key that is not available. Not many people can test this project.

Indeed testing is not very easy for the moment but this project is still very experimental. Also, I would not recommend using it with serious amount of Bitcoin yet until it has been tested more seriously. If someone is interested to test the card and have trouble with the setup, he can contact me by PM and we will find a way...