Self-Custody Wallet
Web3 wallet · Swap & custody
A wallet that answers "who holds my assets" before it asks anyone to connect.
Context
Web3 wallet · Swap & custody
The business problem
Self-custody is the whole promise, and most wallets bury it. Users cannot tell what is collected, who audits the code, or what happens if the company disappears.
Previous / manual process
Self-custody is the whole promise, and most wallets bury it. Users cannot tell what is collected, who audits the code, or what happens if the company disappears.
Desired outcome
A wallet that answers "who holds my assets" before it asks anyone to connect.
The solution
System designed
A wallet product with swap and source/destination network selection, buy-crypto and add-chain entry points, plus explicit transparency and security sections covering open source, regular audits and what data is never collected.
What was delivered
A wallet product with swap and source/destination network selection, buy-crypto and add-chain entry points, plus explicit transparency and security sections covering open source, regular audits and what data is never collected.
How it works
Step 1
Self-custody is the whole promise, and most wallets bury it. Users cannot tell what is collected, who audits the code, or what happens if the company disappears.
Step 2
A wallet product with swap and source/destination network selection, buy-crypto and add-chain entry points, plus explicit transparency and security sections covering open source, regular audits and what data is never collected.
Step 3
A complete self-custody wallet experience in which custody is the argument, not the footnote: swap with network selection on one side, and open source, audit cadence and a plain statement of what is never collected on the other — everything a cautious user needs before connecting.
A complete self-custody wallet experience in which custody is the argument, not the footnote: swap with network selection on one side, and open source, audit cadence and a plain statement of what is never collected on the other — everything a cautious user needs before connecting.
A complete self-custody wallet experience in which custody is the argument, not the footnote: swap with network selection on one side, and open source, audit cadence and a plain statement of what is never collected on the other — everything a cautious user needs before connecting.
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