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A copy is the asset
A seed phrase on a workstation, in a screenshot or in a shared folder is a working copy of the asset.
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A seed phrase on a workstation, in a screenshot or in a shared folder is a working copy of the asset.
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If one person holds a whole key, one person can move the funds.
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Without access records, no one can show who handled a key, when, or why.
An authorized user records what the institution intends to do.
Security CAT builds the transaction and decodes it independently.
Custodians approve against the transaction itself, under the required threshold.
An air-gapped signer signs; the seed never leaves.
The asset counts as held only at confirmation, then stays monitored.
Government wallet generation and the transaction engine are on the H1 2027 roadmap. Ask about early access.
Security CAT is in early access with design partners. Government wallet generation and the full transaction engine are scheduled for 2027. We will share current capability in a demo.
No. Partial keys are held by different authorized people, and a threshold of them must agree.
No. Security CAT can hold keys you already control. Most agencies will use both: discover, then secure.