Security model

Security you can verify.

Non-custodial by construction, post-quantum at the root, open-source, and honest about its limits. Here is exactly how Blockle protects your assets — and what it does not claim.

Self-custody, always

Private keys are generated and encrypted on your device and never sent to our servers or any AI model. A lapsed subscription or a dead server never traps your funds. The native AMM and the wallet never take custody of your coins — you sign every transaction yourself.

What protects you

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Post-quantum root

BLOCK is signed with ML-DSA-44 (FIPS-204); your master key and backup are quantum-resistant. Details →

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Transaction preview & scam gate

Every send and dApp request is inspected and explained before you sign, with warnings for approvals, unknown spenders and suspicious targets.

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One signer, one gate

The AI agent and bots can only propose — every state-changing action passes through a single, non-bypassable approval you control.

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Open source

The protocol and crates are public (crates.io + GitHub). Displayed stats come from live nodes; operator-reported figures are labeled as such — no fabricated metrics.

What we don't claim

Assets on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana are secured by those networks' own (classical) cryptography and are not post-quantum — no wallet can change that. A hot wallet in the browser is convenient but less isolated than the desktop or extension builds; for large balances, use those. We say what is true and label the rest.

Post-quantum security → · Source on GitHub → · Open the wallet →