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CardanoWall stores your identity as encrypted vault ciphertext, never plaintext seeds. Here is exactly what the server holds, what only your passkey can open, and why your seed is the real backup.
Security
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A passkey does not become your CardanoWall identity — it unlocks an encrypted vault that only your authenticators can open. Here is how WebAuthn PRF makes daily access easy without making CardanoWall a seed custodian.
Security
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Yes, you still need to save your Identity Seed even with a passkey. The passkey is a convenience unlock; the seed is the portable identity that works across CardanoWall, the CLI, SDKs, and any Label 309 tool.
SecurityGuides
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Synced passkeys roam across your devices; hardware keys stay device-bound and physically controlled. CardanoWall can use either to unlock your identity vault when WebAuthn PRF is supported — and the Identity Seed stays your real backup either way.
Security
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Removing a passkey re-encrypts your current CardanoWall identity vault to the remaining factors and hard-deletes the old ciphertext — real revocation going forward, but it cannot undo access that already happened.
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