Wallet recovery re-imagined.
Introducing Vultisig recovery: Vault shares instead of seed phrases.
No special hardware needed
With Vultisig, you bring your own trusted devices - phone, desktop, laptops or tablets. No special hardware needed. Together, your devices create vaults that no single device can access.
Vault Shares = secure backups
Each device has a unique backup called "Vault Share", which are secure digital backups that eliminate the hassle of physical storage.
Individual Vault-shares never store funds and can be safely imported/exported anywhere.
Expand your wallet's power (coming soon)
Each vault is natively multi-factor. No assets can be accessed without collaboration. Access them remotely from anywhere in the world. Store each device's Vault Share separately and sleep soundly.
With Vultisig, you bring your own trusted devices - phone, desktop, laptops or tablets. No special hardware needed.
Together, your devices create vaults that no single device can access. Each device has a unique backup called "Vault Share", which are secure digital backups that eliminate the hassle of physical storage.
The private key never exists in Vultisig, the devices just proof the collaborative access to it!
Each vault is natively multi-factor -- No assets can be accessed without collaboration. Access them remotely from anywhere in the world.
Store each device's Vault Share separately and sleep soundly.
How do traditional wallets work?
Private keys
You need to trust the key generation process or you could lose your keys.
Seed phrases
A seed phrase is a human-readable representation of your private key using standardized words - stored in plain text accessible to anyone.
One Click. Gone.
With traditional wallets, it only takes one click to drain your funds. One malicious transaction or signature could cost you your assets.
Private keys: a single point of failure
VULTISIG eliminates the risks of traditional key management with next-gen crypto vaults.
Private key creation
Generating keys on a single device is a ticking time bomb. One breach, one compromise - and it's game over.
Self-custody shouldn't mean playing defense with your entire net worth.
Storage of private keys
Keeping keys in one place? That's a single point of failure begging to be exploited.
Whether it's a hack, misstep, or hardware loss - your access is only as strong as its weakest link.
Human error
Let's face it: people click bad links. Scams get smarter. Social engineering wins.
Most drains happen not through code, but through trust. One mistake, and it's rekt.
Frequently Asked Questions
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