Sanctum app wallet uses different key combinations for transactions and recovery
Original headline생텀 앱 지갑, 거래·복구에 다른 키 조합 쓴다
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Santom has rolled out a 2-of-3 multisignature structure across every wallet in its mobile app, splitting each wallet into a device key, a cloud key, and an email login key. Routine transactions are signed by the device key, stored on the user's phone and unlocked via biometrics, together with the cloud key held in iCloud or Google Drive, while the email login key—managed by Turnkey—is reserved for recovering lost keys. The design separates transaction approval from recovery so that no single key can both move funds and restore access. It matters because key-loss and single-point-failure risk are among the biggest barriers to mainstream self-custody adoption. What to watch next is whether other wallet providers adopt similar split-key models and how Turnkey's role as recovery key custodian is audited and governed.
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Santom, Turnkey, iCloud, Google Drive