The wallet that answers to you alone.
Vaultzen is a non-custodial crypto wallet. Your keys are created on your device, guarded on your device, and never leave it — not to us, not to anyone.
Built like a vault, not an account
There is no Vaultzen server holding your money and no password of ours that can open your wallet. The design rules are public and they do not bend:
Non-custodial, always
Keys are generated on your device and stay there. Vaultzen cannot move, freeze, or recover your funds — by design, not by promise.
Standards only
BIP-39, BIP-32 and BIP-44 key derivation through audited, industry-standard libraries. No hand-rolled cryptography, ever.
Your PIN, your face
A separate Vaultzen PIN guards the vault, with Face ID on top. Failed attempts back off — the wallet is never wiped by a stranger's guessing.
Seed shown once
Your recovery phrase is shown once, behind a verified backup. It is never transmitted, never logged, never stored anywhere but with you.
Three chains at launch
The chains people actually hold — proven one by one on testnet before any of them touches real funds.
Bitcoin
Native SegWit addresses and full transaction control, built on the standard derivation paths.
Ethereum
ETH with clear, single-screen confirmations — amount, network and fee stated before anything signs.
Tron
TRX and USDT on Tron — the rails everyday transfers actually run on — with cross-network warnings built in.
The road ahead, stated plainly
Vaultzen is proving on testnet. Native apps for iOS and Android are in build and compiling in continuous testing. There is no download yet, and there will not be one until the work below is done.
Public release follows an independent security review — passed in writing — plus a full restore drill. A wallet that holds real money earns its launch; it does not announce it early.
When the review passes, Vaultzen opens first to its own community, then to the stores.