A non-custodial wallet — your keys never leave your phone. Every withdrawal from an Avelock vault waits a delay you choose, and nobody can rush it. Not a thief with your recovery phrase, not someone forcing you to unlock your phone, not us.
Ordinary wallets move everything the moment a valid signature arrives. That is exactly what a thief or an attacker counts on. Avelock removes the speed: nothing leaves the vault until the delay has passed.
A phishing page, a photo in your cloud, a leaked backup.
In a normal wallet the funds are drained in one block. In Avelock the thief’s withdrawal waits the delay, and you cancel it.
They hold the phrase too, so they can cancel your withdrawals just as you cancel theirs — a standoff, not a drain.
Handing over the phone ends it in a normal wallet.
In a normal wallet the transfer happens on the spot. In Avelock it waits the delay, and you cancel it once you are safe.
“I can’t — it waits a day.” Pressure buys nothing.
A withdrawal is a request first. The vault contract refuses to release funds before your delay has passed — and until then, one tap cancels it.
Funds only go to addresses you allowed — your exchange, your other wallets. A freshly added address becomes usable only after its own, longer delay, so a stolen phone can’t quickly add a new destination.
Ethereum and its layer 2s, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, TON, Tron, Solana, Bitcoin and Litecoin. Create a vault only on the networks you use — all from the same recovery phrase.
The rules live in your own vault contract. The app only asks; the network decides.
Withdrawal delay, confirmation window, delay for new addresses, and permanent minimums nobody can lower.
Your exchange, your other wallets. A new address becomes usable only after its own delay.
A withdrawal is a request first. It becomes available only after the delay — and you can cancel it any moment before.
After the delay, you confirm within the window and funds leave. Loosening any rule waits too.
Where a network has smart contracts, the delay is enforced by the chain itself. Where it doesn’t, we tell you exactly how it works.
The vault contracts for every network are public, so anyone can check that a deployed vault matches the code.
Your recovery phrase never leaves your device. Avelock can’t move your funds and can’t restore your phrase.
This version runs on test networks with test coins. An independent audit comes before mainnet.
Whoever holds your phrase has the same controls you do: they can’t withdraw quickly, but they can cancel your withdrawals too. Keep the phrase offline — it is still the key.
No. There is no admin key and no backdoor. Your vault is your own contract, bound to keys that exist only on your phone. We can’t move, freeze or speed up anything.
You wait the delay you chose — that is the point. Pick one you can live with: a day or a few is a common balance. Money you need instantly belongs in an ordinary wallet next to your vault.
They can’t withdraw quickly: every request they make waits the delay, and you can cancel it. They can cancel yours too, so it becomes a standoff rather than a loss. Keep the phrase offline — it is still the key.
Restore the wallet from your recovery phrase on a new phone. Your vaults are found again from the same phrase.
Not yet. This version runs on test networks with test coins only. An independent audit of the contracts comes before mainnet.
The Android test build is free and runs on test networks only — you risk nothing. We’re looking for people who will poke holes in the model before it guards real money.