We’ve been focusing on getting the foundations of our product right. This includes the Contract Wallet, TokenCard app and card, and TKN, which all revolve around non-custodial control.

First and foremost, our aim is to maximise security and peace of mind for you, the user — reducing the chance of fund loss to zero. This is a basic necessity of living a life on Ethereum, as soon enough almost everything you will own will be represented in the form of tokens. In this future, loss is not an option.

How are we doing this? By building a wallet that allows you to deploy a contract that is owned by your key — stored in your device’s secure enclave — that governs how your tokens are released.

This Contract Wallet is paramount to our success, and it’s no small feat. Today, this includes setting Whitelisted Addresses for your trusted contacts, and Daily Limits that put you in control of how your funds are protected better than any key ever could.

The next iteration of the Contract Wallet will include an elegant solution to resolve situations where users lose access to their keys — and we’ll be doing this in a decentralised and non-custodial fashion, as always.

We worked tirelessly to make it state of the art. We’re into the final week of our Trail of Bits audit — as you can see we’re in good company. As soon as the report is over, we will release the entirety of our work to the community, along with some testing tools we built.

We’ve learned our lessons from third-party dependencies and their marketing guidelines. Despite some troubles, such as losing a program manager — bye bye WaveCrest, we were able to bounce back on our feet, come back stronger than ever.

We’re now shipping out Alpha TokenCards, just click the card ⬇️ to get started:

Considering the uniqueness of our token TKN , we had to thoroughly examine the current laws to solidify our legal status in order to clarify our position with regards to the European regulations. This takes time, and we’re lucky to have taken some great legal minds on the journey with us. We’ve remained committed to the vision of an Ethereum Economy-backed token first described in the whitepaper.