AurasPay
AurasPay Wallet
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Understand self-custody before you hold digital assets.

A practical guide to wallet ownership, recovery information, transaction signing, and the responsibilities that come with controlling a self-custody crypto wallet.

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How it works

Three deliberate steps. No missing context.

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01

Create wallet access

The wallet creates or imports the credentials used to authorize transactions. Protect the supported recovery method from loss and disclosure.

02

Verify every request

A valid signature can move assets or grant permissions. Review the network, destination, amount, and application before signing.

03

Plan for recovery

Test a safe recovery plan before it is needed and make sure trusted procedures do not expose recovery information.

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BUILT AROUND THE DECISION

Understand what happens before you approve.

01

Control includes responsibility

Self-custody reduces reliance on an account custodian but makes secure key management and recovery the user's responsibility.

02

No password reset for the blockchain

Lost recovery information may mean permanent loss of access. Support teams cannot reverse blockchain transactions.

03

Approvals can create risk

Token permissions and smart-contract signatures can affect assets later, even when no immediate transfer is shown.

FEATURE FAQ

Practical answers, without the fine-print fog.

It means the user controls the credentials that authorize wallet transactions instead of relying on a custodian to approve withdrawals.

A self-custody design means recovery information is not treated like a resettable account password. Users must protect the supported recovery method.

Generally, confirmed blockchain transactions cannot be reversed by AurasPay. Always verify details before signing.