Security
Security you
can verify.
Aperture is built so that trusting us is never required. Here is exactly how your keys, your assets, and your privacy stay protected.
Self-custody, by default
There is no custodial mode and no company wallet. From the moment you create it, your Aperture wallet is controlled by keys that only you hold. We cannot move your funds, freeze them, or see them.
Sealed in the Secure Enclave
Private keys are generated inside your device's Secure Enclave — a dedicated hardware chip isolated from the operating system. Keys never leave it, and every signature is gated behind Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
No accounts. No servers.
There is no sign-up, no password, and no Aperture server holding your balances or identity. Nothing to phish, nothing to leak, nothing to breach. The wallet talks directly to public blockchains — and to nothing else by default.
Your recovery phrase
Your wallet is backed by a standard 12- or 24-word recovery phrase, shown once at setup. It is the master key to your funds. Because we never receive it, we can never reset it — keep it offline, and keep it yours.
On-device by design
Every transaction is built and signed on your device. You see precisely what you are approving before anything is broadcast — no blind signing, no hidden permissions, no surprises.
Independently audited & reproducibly built
Aperture is reviewed by independent security firms, and its builds are reproducible — so you can confirm the app on your phone matches the published source, byte for byte. See open source.