MOBILE
A signing key on your phone. Your first point of control.
- HELD BY
- YOU
- PURPOSE
- Everyday access
Custody that grows with you.
Starting with 2-of-3. Building toward more ways
to distribute trust — always on your terms.
Different thresholds. The same principle.
Distribute the keys. Define who can act.
Keep authority where it belongs.
Three keys are distributed.
Any two are needed to sign.
A signing key on your phone. Your first point of control.
A separate device and a separate signing key.
A backup path. Never enough to move funds on its own.
Your mobile and hardware keys authorize an everyday transaction. Coinhost is not required to sign.
SCENARIO / 01Your hardware key and the Coinhost recovery key provide another path, subject to the recovery process and cooling period.
SCENARIO / 02Keep your descriptor and access to both of your keys. Rehearse signing with compatible tools before you need an independent exit.
SCENARIO / 03CONCEPTUAL SIGNING MODEL / NOT A LIVE WALLET SECURITY DETAILS ↗
THE NEXT MODEL / 3-OF-5
Five independent keys. Any three can sign.
A model for distributing authority across more people, devices, or locations.
3 of 5 keys available. Any three can authorize a transaction.
This illustrates the 3-of-5 principle. Signer roles and recovery details will be defined as the model develops.
THE 2-OF-3 BETA / BUILT FOR INDEPENDENCE
LESS TO WORRY ABOUT.Sign with your phone and hardware device. Your two keys meet the signing threshold without a signature from Coinhost.
A lost device does not have to mean lost bitcoin. A separate recovery key provides another path, with a recovery process and cooling period.
Keep your wallet descriptor and access to both of your keys. Rehearse an independent exit with compatible signing tools.
FAMILIAR TOOLS. THOUGHTFULLY CONNECTED.
Support depends on your device and beta build.
Check the hardware guide before choosing your signer.
HELP SHAPE WHAT’S NEXT
Coinhost Wallet is in private beta on testnet.
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