Recent hardware wallet supply chain security concerns are making us rethink how crypto assets should be protected. Does secure crypto storage really require another dedicated hardware device? Using a hardware wallet also means introducing another device whose manufacturing, distribution, and handling process must be trusted. Pure Vault takes a different approach. Instead of adding separate hardware, it leverages hardware-backed security environments such as Secure Enclave and TEE already built into modern smartphones. Private Key access is separated from general Wallet data, helping prevent Keys from being directly exposed to the normal application layer. Transaction signing is only allowed after user authentication, while Key access and signing processes are controlled within the device-level security architecture. In other words, Pure Vault uses the security hardware already built into your smartphone as a protected environment for Key access and signing. 🔐 Separated Key Access — Separates Private Key access from general Wallet data 📱 Hardware-backed Security — Leverages the smartphone’s built-in security environment 🛡️ Authentication-Gated Signing — Transactions can only be signed after user authentication 🔄 Recovery Phrase Support — Restore your Vault with your Recovery Phrase when changing devices Security is not simply about which device holds your Keys. What matters is where your Private Key is protected, how access is isolated, and who is authorized to use it. Your Vault. No Extra Hardware. purewallet.ai #PureWallet #PureVault #SelfCustody #CryptoSecurity