At the center of PTERI is the PTERI Wallet.
The wallet is not an accessory. It is the identity anchor.
A passport locked in your pocket is identity. A photocopy stored in someone else’s database is not.
The PTERI Wallet enforces this distinction at the architectural level.
Generates cryptographic keys on the device
Stores keys in hardware-backed secure storage
Uses biometrics to gate key usage, not key storage
Signs messages, challenges, and transactions locally
Keys never leave the device
Seed phrases are never uploaded
Biometrics are never transmitted
Kakr never sees secrets
This is enforced by design, not policy.
Not your keys, not your coin is not a slogan here — it is a constraint.
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