Veyrnox is a self-custody multi-chain crypto wallet. Private keys are encrypted and stay on the user's device — Veyrnox cannot hold funds, move assets, or access the user's personal cloud account.
Supports 10 assets across 8 networks: Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, BNB Chain, USDC and USDT. Fiat purchases go through Transak, which handles its own identity verification; Veyrnox never receives the customer's identity or card details from that flow.
Free tier: unlimited wallets and transactions, hardware-protected key operations (Secure Enclave on iOS, AndroidKeyStore/StrongBox on Android), biometric access, RASP runtime protection (detects rooted/jailbroken devices, debugging, hooking and tampering, and can warn or block sensitive actions), plain-language transaction reviews, anti-phishing transaction checks, full untruncated addresses, WalletConnect v2 and QR pairing, and live asset prices.
Safety Plus (USD 5.99/mo or USD 49.99/yr) adds two independent recovery paths: Personal Backup (2-of-3 Shamir Secret Sharing — one share alone cannot reconstruct the wallet) and an encrypted Personal Vault the user stores in their own iCloud, Google Drive or OneDrive, which Veyrnox cannot access. It also adds transaction simulation, continuous anti-phishing protection, anomaly/drain alerts, spending controls, a security dashboard, and coercion resistance (a duress PIN that opens a decoy wallet).
AI Security Protection (USD 19.99/mo or USD 159.99/yr) adds address threat screening, phishing-site detection, rule-based risk scoring, malicious-contract and drainer detection, token-approval review and monitoring, warnings on suspicious dApps/DEXs, an AI Security Advisor, and priority incident support. The AI layer is advisory only — it cannot sign transactions or access private keys; the user reviews and authorizes every action.
Roadmap: support for around 100 blockchain assets, plus swap and bridge capabilities (not yet shipped).
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