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Vaults & Self-Custody

Everything you need to know about how Vaults work and how your assets stay protected.


πŸ’Ό What is a Vault?

A Vault is your secure, self-custodial container for crypto inside Locked Money. It’s like a smart wallet β€” but safer. Each Vault is fully on-chain, multi-signature protected, and seedless by design.


πŸ” How is a Vault different from a regular wallet?

Unlike typical wallets (like MetaMask), Vaults have:

  • No seed phrase to lose or leak

  • Multi-signature approval for every transaction

  • Optional AI co-signing for added protection (coming 2025)

  • On-chain, auditable logic

  • The ability to tie to a legal structure (Pro Plan)


🧠 Do I need a seed phrase?

Nope. One of Locked Money’s biggest strengths is being 100% seedless. No paper backups. No 12-word phrases to protect. Vaults are created through secure smart contracts and signer wallets β€” not old-school recovery phrases.


πŸ†˜ What happens if I lose access to my wallet?

If your wallet is compromised or lost, you can recover control using your multi-sig setup. With two signers (like you + AI Co-Signer or another trusted wallet), you can:

  • Remove the compromised signer

  • Add a new one

  • Keep your Vault (and funds) secure

For now, the AI Co-Signer is launching in 2025 β€” but Vaults are already structured to support future signer flexibility.


πŸ”’ Can I create multiple Vaults?

Yes. You can create unlimited Vaults. Many users organize them by purpose:

  • Trading Vault

  • Long-term HODL Vault

  • Stablecoin Vault

  • Business Vault (Pro Plan) Each Vault operates independently but is managed through your single interface.


πŸ“ Can I rename or delete a Vault?

You can rename a Vault for clarity. Deleting a Vault isn’t necessary β€” just stop using it or transfer the assets out. Since Vaults are on-chain smart contracts, they remain deployed but unused unless interacted with again.

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