https://medium.com/@esignus/the-esignus-way-to-enable-crypto-mass-adoption-d67ddf6c0730
Topic: HASHWallet by eSignus - Most Secure, Non-Programmable Hardware Wallet - WYSIWYS (Read 404 times)
June 03, 2020, 12:57:59 PM
Hey Everyone, Dear HASHWallet community. Please have a look at the article we wrote down HASHWallet vision and don't hesitate to give a clap
https://medium.com/@esignus/the-esignus-way-to-enable-crypto-mass-adoption-d67ddf6c0730
https://medium.com/@esignus/the-esignus-way-to-enable-crypto-mass-adoption-d67ddf6c0730
May 16, 2020, 07:27:29 AM
We have reached over 50% of the cap. Thanks to all of our supporters.
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April 28, 2020, 07:00:52 PM
The day has come! HASHWallet launches its crowdfunding campaign with a special 30% off deal for its first backers.
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April 10, 2020, 11:42:32 AM
eSignus partners with Jelurida to integrate Ardor in HASHWallet
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April 05, 2020, 12:46:01 PM
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March 20, 2020, 02:46:53 PM
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March 10, 2020, 04:34:02 PM
What coins are going to be listed on HashWallet and when can we expect that prototype wallet version is going to be released?
HASHWallet supports the major cryptocurrencies, including the most widely used currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and many others. Also, it is ready to hold any token based on the ERC-20 protocol. We will release an article soon regarding supported coins. Please subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest updates and news. We will never spam you.
Hey joniboini, You always can store the recovery items for yourself without the need for our vault service. The option of giving the user the opportunity to store the recovery key in another NFC card is something we are thinking about.
So it's like that. I thought the vault was mandatory based on your wording.
Is there an approximate price point for this wallet?
We will announce the price in the coming weeks. If you have subscribed to our newsletter, you will soon see our email containing our article with the Indiegogo announcement, which should have the price. You will be able to buy with a good premium than the retail market prices after the Indiegogo sale.
March 02, 2020, 11:23:09 PM
Hey joniboini, You always can store the recovery items for yourself without the need for our vault service. The option of giving the user the opportunity to store the recovery key in another NFC card is something we are thinking about.
So it's like that. I thought the vault was mandatory based on your wording.
Is there an approximate price point for this wallet?
March 02, 2020, 06:13:52 PM
What coins are going to be listed on HashWallet and when can we expect that prototype wallet version is going to be released?
February 28, 2020, 06:02:28 AM
Crypto Global Team has reviewed our product. Please have a look.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZzU2kaYNUY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZzU2kaYNUY
February 28, 2020, 05:53:13 AM
The National Cybersecurity Institute #INCIBE together with #ICE has chosen and awarded HASHWallet as one of the top innovative and best development of new project related to cybersecurity which was held in Barcelona on 02/25/2020.
February 18, 2020, 08:58:27 AM
February 17, 2020, 11:11:05 AM
We will release more info on that in the next month. Our path will be m/44'/0'/0' and this is compatible with Electrum. You can recover the wallets in Electrum but we cannot answer now for MEW.
m/44 generate legacy address, will HASHWallet support path m/49 and m/84 which generate P2SH SegWit and Native SegWit?
I understand you very well. We will generate a roadmap including this subject in several steps.
February 14, 2020, 04:54:12 PM
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February 14, 2020, 06:41:29 AM
February 14, 2020, 06:38:43 AM
It sounds interesting, but I have 2 question
1. Is it open source or partially open-source?
2. Is it possible to recover my coins only to other wallet besides this wallet such as Electrum and MEW?
1. Is it open source or partially open-source?
2. Is it possible to recover my coins only to other wallet besides this wallet such as Electrum and MEW?
Hey ETFBitcoin, Firstly I have to tell you HASHWallet is still under development. But the plan is;
App -> Open source
Firmware --> Partially Open Source
We will release more info on that in the next month. Our path will be m/44'/0'/0' and this is compatible with Electrum. You can recover the wallets in Electrum but we cannot answer now for MEW.
February 12, 2020, 10:05:58 AM
Those who missed such an informative AMA can read the full transcript on:
https://cryptodiffer.com/news/hash-wallet-ama-recap/
https://cryptodiffer.com/news/hash-wallet-ama-recap/
February 11, 2020, 01:36:00 PM
From your website, I was looking at the recovery process
Once the new HASHWallet has been initialized, we perform the recovery process by loading our Recovery Seed from the Seed Card and the Recovery Key from the custody service or from our own source.
Can you explain what this "custody service" is? and/or "your own source"? Quote from: https://gethashwallet.com/faq
"If I lose my HASHWallet, how can I get my public and private keys back?"
HASHWallet comes with two additional cards named Smart Seed Cards. When the device is first initialized, it will pair with the seed cards via NFC, so these will store a Recovery Seed. Also, during this set-up process the card will generate a Recovery Key, which will be stored on the eSignus Vault. In case of losing the device, simply purchase a new HASHWallet and recover the keys from one of the Seed cards and the Recovery Key.
HASHWallet comes with two additional cards named Smart Seed Cards. When the device is first initialized, it will pair with the seed cards via NFC, so these will store a Recovery Seed. Also, during this set-up process the card will generate a Recovery Key, which will be stored on the eSignus Vault. In case of losing the device, simply purchase a new HASHWallet and recover the keys from one of the Seed cards and the Recovery Key.
Quote from: https://gethashwallet.com/faq
"If eSignus disappears, how do I access my Recovery Key?"
In the rare event that eSignus ceases to operate, there would be a period where HASHWallet users could download their Recovery Key and store it by themselves.
Is the end user not actually in control of the recovery key? In the rare event that eSignus ceases to operate, there would be a period where HASHWallet users could download their Recovery Key and store it by themselves.
Honestly, that seems like a bit of a deal breaker to me... 
Hey HCP, As mentioned on the webpage, the recovery system is built with two different items, a recovery seed, and a recovery key. The recovery seed is stored in an NFC card (you can save more than one card), and for the recovery key, you can choose either to store yourself the recovery key or to send the recovery key to our vault, where we will store it for you. We will have secure storage for all the customers that want to store their recovery keys. You are always in control of your recovery items.
You will be able to access your recovery keys whenever you want, they are your recovery keys. In the rare case we cease operations, you will be able to access them or we will find a way to send them to you.
In all honestly that explanation sounds like a fancy and technical way to explain that users have no control of their private keys.
The OP mentions that the keys are not based on any seed but from the quotes, HCP pulled "recovery seeds" and "seed cards" are stored with at least 2 different parties.
What are we supposed to do with the "Recovery Keys" in case you cease your operations?
The OP mentions that the keys are not based on any seed but from the quotes, HCP pulled "recovery seeds" and "seed cards" are stored with at least 2 different parties.
What are we supposed to do with the "Recovery Keys" in case you cease your operations?
Hey Pmalek, You can store them for yourself. Remember that if someone has access to them, they can't do anything with the recovery keys. They will need to access physically your recovery seed to recover your wallet.
The recovery key should be stored on another NFC card instead of a third-party vault. Don't add an additional point of failure and let people be their own bank.
Hey joniboini, You always can store the recovery items for yourself without the need for our vault service. The option of giving the user the opportunity to store the recovery key in another NFC card is something we are thinking about.
February 11, 2020, 12:27:06 AM
The recovery key should be stored on another NFC card instead of a third-party vault. Don't add an additional point of failure and let people be their own bank.
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