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  1. Technical Overview

Self-Custodial Wallet

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Last updated 5 months ago

Users create a self-custodial user wallet and a sensor account abstraction wallet via by agreeing to the app’s terms and conditions. The seed phrase is securely stored and never leaves the user’s device. This sensor wallet provides Web3-based consent (powered by the) for the following:

  • Microphone and location access

  • Measurement transactions

  • Other user-related actions

Due to the appʼs reliance on specific phone capabilities, both the iOS and Android versions are developed natively, using Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android.

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