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The way Turnkey positions their product bugs me. They claim it is "non-custodial", but they have to store your (encrypted) private key on their side so they can later decrypt with Your passkey. If they're down, you have no access to your keys.

The way Turnkey positions their product bugs me. They claim it is "non-custodial", but they have to store your (encrypted) private key on their side so they can later decrypt with Your passkey. If they're down, you have no access to your keys. https://docs.turnkey.com/security/non-custodial-key-mgmt#private-key-storage

serial founder § software engineer § privacy wonk § music head § theoretical memeticist

Regardless of your stance on whether that's technically custodial or not, if their service has to be live for your user's private keys to work, that's a very large single point of failure.