🔑Security and Key Management

Security is at the core of Sallet’s architecture. Given the nature of decentralized applications and Web3, securing user assets and private keys is of utmost importance. Sallet uses a multi-layered security architecture that ensures users’ funds and data are protected from potential threats.

• Private Key Storage: Sallet uses local key storage, meaning that private keys are stored securely on the user’s device using industry-standard encryption techniques such as AES-256. The private keys never leave the device, ensuring that users always have complete control over their assets.

• Biometric and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Sallet supports biometric authentication (e.g., fingerprint or facial recognition) and multi-factor authentication for key actions such as transaction signing and wallet recovery. This ensures that even if a user’s device is compromised, unauthorized access is prevented.

• Zero Trust Architecture: Sallet operates with a Zero Trust Architecture, where every request to sign a transaction or interact with a dApp is verified and approved by the user. This means that no interaction with decentralized applications, smart contracts, or other services can occur without the user’s explicit consent.

• Hardware Wallet Support: For users seeking an extra layer of security, Sallet supports hardware wallet integrations (e.g., Ledger and Trezor). This allows users to store their private keys offline and use the wallet for secure transaction signing, minimizing the risk of online hacks.