Solidus Wallet · Testnet preview

Your keys. Your identity. One wallet.

A non-custodial, multi-chain wallet where your address is a name, not a hex string — with DID-guardian social recovery instead of a fragile seed phrase, and a verified identity you carry into every app. Verify once; reuse everywhere.

  • Non-custodial
  • 3-of-5 social recovery
  • DID-native
wallet.solidus.network — testnet preview
Solidus Wallet dashboard — multi-chain balances beside the verified DID, guardians, and credentials
DID-addressed send

Send to a name, not a hex string.

Type did:solidus:alice and see who you are paying. The wallet resolves DIDs, ENS names, and raw addresses — and a resolved Solidus DID carries a verified badge, because there is a credentialed identity behind it, not just a saved string.

Send-to-name is not new; ENS does it per chain. The difference is one chain-neutral identity that resolves the same way everywhere — and it is the same DID that holds your credentials and names your guardians. One substrate, not three bolt-ons.

wallet.solidus.network/send
Send flow — a did:solidus recipient resolving to a verified identity
Social recovery

Lose your phone, keep your wallet.

The wallets most people hold are seed-only: lose the phrase, lose everything. Here you name guardians you trust by their DID; any 3 of 5 can approve recovery to a new device. Encrypted key shards, a visible threshold, and a drill you can run anytime — without touching your keys.

Honest lineage: Argent pioneered guardian recovery in 2018. We didn’t invent it — we made it DID-native and brought it to a multi-chain, self-custody wallet.

wallet.solidus.network/recovery
Social recovery — guardian dashboard with 3-of-5 threshold status
Portable credentials

Verify once. Reuse everywhere.

The KYC credential you earn at verify.solidus.network lives in your wallet — not in a company’s database. Present it to a permissioned pool, a sign-in, or any OpenID4VP verifier without re-verifying and without leaving the app.

Selective disclosure is built in: with BBS+, prove you are over 18 without revealing your birth date. Share only what is asked — the verifier never sees your balance or your keys.

wallet.solidus.network/identity
Identity view — the DID card with held verifiable credentials
In the previewSolidus · nativeEthereum · EIP-1559Bitcoin · BIP-84 SegWittestnet — more chains after audit + launch
Security model

We can’t freeze, move, or lose your funds.

Because we never hold them. That sentence is the entire custody model — and it is one no embedded-wallet vendor can write.

Keys live on your device

Key generation, signing, and guardian shards run client-side — in your browser or on your phone. Nothing key-shaped ever reaches a server.

Recovery you can inspect

3-of-5 guardians you name and manage — not an opaque "recovery contact." Run the recovery drill anytime and watch the threshold work without touching your keys.

Open standards, not lock-in

W3C DID + VC 2.0, SD-JWT VC, and BBS+ selective disclosure. did:solidus is registered in the W3C DID Method Registry; Solidus is a DIF Associate Member.

Pre-launch honesty: Solidus Wallet is a testnet preview. An external security audit is the gate before public launch — it has not happened yet. Until it does, keep real funds away from it: testnet only.

Get the wallet that carries your identity.

The web wallet, live today. Native iOS and Android are not built yet — no store launch is scheduled.

Open Web Wallet →
Solidus Wallet — Self-Custody Wallet With Verified Identity