Self-Custody Wallet
SECR includes a simple, privacy-focused self-custody wallet that lets users store and send cryptocurrency directly inside the app. The wallet is designed to be easy to use while keeping full control in the hands of the user. SECR does not hold funds, manage keys, or access transaction data.
1. Local Key Generation and Storage
The wallet is fully self-custodial. Private keys are generated on the user’s device and never transmitted or stored externally.
• No centralized wallet accounts • No cloud backups • No access for SECR to view, reset, or restore keys • Funds remain entirely under the user’s control
If a device is wiped using the Destruct PIN, the wallet keys are deleted permanently.
2. Username-Based Transfers
SECR makes crypto transfers simple by allowing users to send funds directly to SECR usernames.
The process is straightforward:
Select a username
Enter an amount
Confirm the transfer
SECR handles address lookup internally, without exposing wallet addresses to either party. This keeps transfers private inside SECR while using standard on-chain transactions externally.
3. Standard Blockchain Transactions
Transfers appear on the blockchain like normal transactions. There is no custom token or proprietary transfer system.
This ensures:
• compatibility with existing wallets • predictable network fees • transparency without centralization • reliable transaction behavior across platforms
The wallet avoids unnecessary complexity while staying compatible with major networks.
4. No Address Sharing
Users never need to copy or send wallet addresses manually. This prevents:
• accidental leaks • phishing attacks • address mis-typing • exposure of financially linked wallets
SECR handles everything behind the scenes, privately and securely on the device.
The Self-Custody Wallet gives users a secure, easy way to manage crypto without linking transactions to personal identity, making it a natural part of SECR’s private communication ecosystem.
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