Keys stay with the user, not on your server
A multi-chain wallet for iOS, Android and the browser: seed phrase on the device, swaps, staking, NFTs and dApp connections. We never hold keys and carry no vault-breach risk. From $50,000.
What others forget
Teams build a custodial wallet for simplicity and end up with a licence, liability for other people's funds and a target for hackers.
How we cover it
Non-custodial architecture: keys are generated and encrypted on the user's device, the server only ever sees public addresses.
Concept examples in the style of our projects: real cases are under NDA, logos hidden.
Who it fits
A fit for exchanges, exchangers, fintech startups and projects with their own token that need a branded wallet without holding client funds.
What's included
- ✦iOS and Android apps plus a browser extension
- ✦Seed-phrase generation and recovery, biometrics
- ✦EVM chains, Bitcoin, TRON, Solana, TON
- ✦Swaps and fiat on-ramp through partners
- ✦Staking, NFTs and dApp connection via WalletConnect
- ✦Security audit and store publication
What you get
- ✓A wallet under your brand with no custodian licence
- ✓Zero vault risk: keys never leave the device
- ✓Revenue from swaps, purchases and staking
- ✓Ready to list your own token
How we work
Product scope and chain list
Key architecture and threat model
App design and development
Swap, fiat and staking integrations
Security audit
Publication and launch
FAQ
▸Why non-custodial rather than custodial?
You never hold client funds, so no custodian licence is needed and a server breach cannot lose money. The user is responsible for the seed phrase.
▸Which chains do you support?
Ethereum and every EVM chain, Bitcoin, TRON, Solana, TON. New chains are added as modules without rewriting the core.
▸How does a wallet make money?
Fees on swaps and fiat purchases, a share of staking rewards, paid premium features. All streams are designed into the architecture from day one.
▸Who is responsible for security?
Keys are encrypted in Secure Enclave and Android Keystore and the code passes an independent audit before release. We have no access to user funds.