Proprietary Wallet: Design Phase Complete
The design phase for the Adina Labs Wallet has been completed. The wallet is architected as the primary interface layer for our Web3 ecosystem, combining multi-chain asset management, non-custodial key infrastructure, and seamless dApp connectivity within a security model built for institutional-grade assurance.
The Adina Labs Wallet has completed its design phase, and development is now underway. This milestone reflects months of architecture work, threat modelling, and user research. The resulting design is a system we are confident can serve as the primary interface to our ecosystem for users ranging from individual asset holders to institutional participants managing material positions.
Architecture Principles
The wallet's architecture is governed by three non-negotiable principles: non-custodial key management, defence in depth, and verifiable transparency. We do not hold user keys, we do not have administrative access to user funds, and we do not require trust in Adina Labs as a custodian. The user's private key material never leaves their device in unencrypted form.
These are not marketing claims. They are architectural constraints enforced at the cryptographic layer. Our threat model assumes that Adina Labs infrastructure could be fully compromised without the attacker gaining access to user assets. That is the standard we are building to.
Key Technical Capabilities
- Secure Enclave Integration: Private key material is stored within the device's hardware-backed secure enclave (iOS Secure Enclave, Android StrongBox), isolated from the application layer and inaccessible to the operating system
- Elliptic Curve Cryptography: ECDSA on secp256k1 for Ethereum-compatible signing, with support for ed25519 for cross-chain interoperability
- Multi-Signature Governance: Native M-of-N multi-signature support for team accounts and institutional participants requiring distributed signing authority
- Cross-Chain Asset Management: Unified interface across Ethereum mainnet, our Ethereum L2 deployment, and bridged networks, without exposing users to the complexity of the underlying cross-chain infrastructure
- dApp Connectivity: Standards-compliant WalletConnect v2 integration for seamless connection to the broader DeFi ecosystem
Security Audit Programme
The wallet will not launch without a completed independent security audit from a specialist firm with demonstrated expertise in mobile key management and cryptographic implementations. We are currently in the process of selecting an audit partner. The audit scope will cover the full key management lifecycle, the transaction signing flow, the secure enclave integration, and the dApp communication layer. The resulting report will be published in full.
Beta Programme
A closed beta programme is planned for qualified participants ahead of the public launch. Beta participants will operate under a structured feedback framework and will be asked to contribute to a coordinated disclosure process for any issues identified during the testing period. Details on the selection process for beta participation will be published in a forthcoming update.