Passport Prime is Human Authority Hardware. Secure your Bitcoin, codes, wallets, agents, and apps built with KeyOS SDK. Nothing happens without your approval.
Foundation has confirmed that all Passport models have always correctly generated seeds with 128 bits of entropy (or 256 bits for 24 word seeds). All Passports are safe and secure.
If you have questions or if you need help, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Most hardware wallets are built to resist physical attacks.
Passport Prime is one of the few built to detect when one happens.
We deliberately triggered its active anti-tamper protection. Here��s what happened next, and how to restore securely using KeyCards or seed words. 🛡️
Passport Prime is an open platform.
You choose which apps live on your device and which permissions they receive. Every app runs in isolation, with its own memory and storage, so it cannot access or interfere with your other apps.
You don’t need to be a professional developer, or own a special dev unit to build something for yourself.
This community member used the latest SDK and KeyOS beta to build a Markdown editor and run it on their own Passport Prime.
Want to see what people are building, or try it yourself? Come and join the Developer section of our forum. Link in the comments 👇
Hey, two separate things are happening here.
The encrypted backup file holds your Passport Prime app data: account labels, settings, configuration, and app contents like your 2FA codes and security keys. It does not contain your master key. Passport Prime encrypts it on-device using a key derived from your master key, sends it to Envoy over QuantumLink, and Envoy uploads it to Foundation's servers. What we store is a blind encrypted file plus a hash, we can't decrypt it and have no idea what's inside.
Your master key is handled separately, and never leaves Passport Prime whole. It's split into three parts using Shamir Secret Sharing: two are written to your NFC Keycards, and the third is encrypted and held in your phone's secure element, backed up via iCloud Keychain or Android Auto-Backup. Any two of the three reconstruct it.
So to your last question directly: Envoy holds one share of three, not your keys. That share is useless on its own, and if you lose your phone entirely, your two Keycards recover everything without it.
We have a blog post here where ou can read more about magic backups.
https://t.co/y4KHTTzzUS
Hey, two separate things are happening here.
The encrypted backup file holds your Passport Prime app data: account labels, settings, configuration, and app contents like your 2FA codes and security keys. It does not contain your master key. Passport Prime encrypts it on-device using a key derived from your master key, sends it to Envoy over QuantumLink, and Envoy uploads it to Foundation's servers. What we store is a blind encrypted file plus a hash, we can't decrypt it and have no idea what's inside.
Your master key is handled separately, and never leaves Passport Prime whole. It's split into three parts using Shamir Secret Sharing: two are written to your NFC Keycards, and the third is encrypted and held in your phone's secure element, backed up via iCloud Keychain or Android Auto-Backup. Any two of the three reconstruct it.
So to your last question directly: Envoy holds one share of three, not your keys. That share is useless on its own, and if you lose your phone entirely, your two Keycards recover everything without it.
We have a blog post here where ou can read more about magic backups.
https://t.co/y4KHTTzzUS
"Human in the loop is just programmed to ask you to make you feel more comfortable. The agent already has the authority."
Zach Herbert on why AI safety theatre isn't safety.
📺 https://t.co/tzpBZKs2WG
@ResilentRealist Passport Core won't be returning, Passport Prime is the future, we will be adding the ability to use independently without Envoy in the near future.
Bitcoin hardware wallets haven't fundamentally changed in over a decade. Better screens. Better chips. Same idea.
We asked a different question: what if the same security you trust for your Bitcoin could protect your entire digital life?
It should. So we spent 3 years building it.
The device does not connect to the internet, the guy above is referring to the setup, to setup the device you have to connect to our Envoy app to run through the security check via QuantumLink, after this you can disconnect any outside communications ie, NFC, QuantumLink Bluetooth, and use the device as you wish.