Your keys neverleave your machine.
The wallet is software you run on hardware you own. We operate no servers, hold no keys, and cannot access your funds.
If we disappeared tomorrow, your wallet keeps working.
The daemon runs on your laptop or your server. Keys are generated locally, encrypted locally with your password, and decrypted only into local memory while you're working. There's no account to create, no server to depend on, no company that can freeze, leak, or lose what's yours.
- Keys encrypted at rest with your password — strong, memory-hard key derivation
- No telemetry, no phone-home, no usage analytics — the binary has nothing to report to
- Recovery is a 24-word phrase you wrote on paper, not a support ticket
Your one responsibility: the backup.
Self-custody means nobody can reset your password. Write the recovery phrase down during setup, verify it when the wallet asks, store it offline. In exchange, nobody — including us — can touch your funds, censor your transactions, or read your history.
Own your keys and share control.
Self-custody usually means single point of failure. Here it doesn't: multisig quorums, scoped tokens for every app and agent, and an append-only local audit log give you bank-grade control without the bank.