You may have heard "not your keys, not your coins". Self-custody means you are in control of your assets. The alternative, custodial wallets, involves third-party control, leading to risks like hacks, mismanagement, and restrictions that are out of your control.

We believe the future is in better hands if it is in the hands of the people. Ultimately it means lower fees, open road for innovation and ensuring freedom to transact.

If you're still writing down a seed phrase, there's a better way forward.

Most leading self-custody wallets require users to write down their seed phrase and store it securely for fund recovery. We've spoken with many people including lawyers, doctors and engineers—who, despite being perfectly capable of managing this task, often avoid it, hoping nothing goes wrong until it's too late.

Learn more about how we've eliminated seed phrases in our security section.

Doppio Wallet abstracts away the complexity of seed phrases and private keys using advanced MPC technology. Instead of managing seed phrases, we provide:

• Automatic secure backups to your cloud storage
• Simple device-based recovery process
• Enhanced security through key splitting

For detailed information about our security model, visit our security page.

Your funds remain secure and accessible even if Doppio ceases operations. We've implemented comprehensive shutdown protection measures to ensure you'll always have access to your funds.

For detailed information about our shutdown protection measures and recovery procedures, visit our security page.

Doppio Wallet supports both mobile and web. You can log into your account on a web browser to view your account and initiate tractions, but you always need a mobile device to sign transactions. You can link multiple mobile devices where a new key is created and associated with your account.

Alternatively, if you need to recover your wallet you can follow the Simple Recovery Process.

We feel the leading self-custody wallets support too many chains and assets making it difficult and confusing for the every day user.

Our approach for selecting chains to support is rooted in what we would recommend to family and friends. Our goal is to create a wallet is that is useful for every day use. Right now, we have selected Bitcoin and USDC as the only assets on the platform. For bitcoin we support the bitcoin mainnet, whereas for USDC we are starting with Base and L2 on Ethereum.

While we plan to support limited chains and assets, we do plan to allow deposits and withdrawals across chains in the future. The reason for this is that we don't want users to not be able to pay someone in the recipient's preferred chain or asset.

Unlike leading self-custody wallets, we do not focus on NFTs, gaming or speculative memecoin trading. Instead we are focused on features that can be useful for every day user needs with features like payment requests, sending to an email, shared accounts, spending cards, account statements, labeling, etc.