True self-custody
Your seed phrase and signing authority stay with you. AURA never holds your keys, signs on your behalf, or moves assets without your approval.
AURA is a self-custody multi-chain wallet with a living entity connected to your portfolio. It brings data, transactions, dApps, and risk into one calm, understandable experience — while your seed phrase and signing authority always remain on your device.
From creating a wallet and receiving assets to sending, swapping, connecting WalletConnect, and reviewing a complex approval, AURA explains what you are about to do, on which network, with which permissions, and at what cost.
Your seed phrase and signing authority stay with you. AURA never holds your keys, signs on your behalf, or moves assets without your approval.
Track and manage assets across Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, TRON, Solana, and Bitcoin through one consistent experience.
AURA translates calldata, approvals, and contract permissions into plain language, then surfaces anomalies before confirmation.
The AURA entity observes wallet data, explains changes, and opens the right action — while every signing decision remains yours.
AURA supports Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, TRON, Solana, and Bitcoin today. The interface stays consistent while addresses, fees, token standards, signing, and confirmations follow each chain's native model.
AURA Home does not begin with a token list. It begins with wallet state: active networks, the selected wallet, total value, movement, primary actions, and what the entity is observing.
The portfolio is up 2.8% over 24 hours. BTC is the largest driver. There are no unusual approvals, and price data remains within the trusted range.
AssetInstanceId keeps every token bound to a specific chain. ETH on Ethereum, Base, or BNB is never merged into an ambiguous asset, while custom tokens and registry state remain independently managed.
AURA combines balances, trusted prices, data freshness, and portfolio allocation to explain what drove a change and where data is missing or requires caution.
Send, Receive, Swap, and Connect stay at the first level. Coin Detail, history, notifications, asset management, and wallet switching all preserve the active wallet context.
Each wallet has its own addresses, cache, sync state, and portfolio. Switching wallets changes both data and entity context, not merely a display label.
Recipient addresses, contract permissions, and calldata are translated into human language. When risk is detected, the screen shows the evidence and offers a safer choice.
The entity checks the recipient address before you sign.
You have sent to this address three times. Its color DNA matches history, and the address is not present in any active blocklist.
Uniswap wants you to sign an approval. AURA has translated it into plain language.
An unlimited approval could expose all of your USDT if the contract is compromised. AURA recommends limiting it to exactly 500.
The address book, send history, network validation, QR scanner, and color DNA help you recognize a trusted recipient or an unusual address before entering an amount.
Approvals, transfers, spenders, amounts, unlimited permissions, and fees are presented line by line. AURA can recommend an exact allowance instead of asking you to sign blindly.
The risk engine and entity can analyze, fill data, or navigate. The final signature still requires an unlocked wallet session and your direct confirmation.
AURA keeps the network, asset, balance, address, and quote visible in one flow. You never have to memorize contracts or assemble information from several pages.
Scan the QR code or copy the address. The DNA mark in the center helps the sender verify your identity.
The quote shows the route, provider, price impact, and minimum received.
The current route is better than average, price impact is low, and the quote remains valid for 18 seconds.
QR codes, shortened addresses, copy controls, and color DNA give both parties a visual way to verify identity. For chains with different address models, AURA selects the address for the active network instead of reusing one code for every asset.
AURA shows the pay and receive assets, balance, quick percentages, provider, route, price impact, minimum received, slippage, network fee, and quote expiry. An expired quote is always refreshed before signing.
The dApp directory, browser, and WalletConnect share one validation layer for URLs, domains, sessions, and signing requests. A connection only lets a dApp submit requests; it can never move funds on its own.
The color indicator reflects domain, contract, and risk-history trust.
The domain is newly created, the contract is unverified, and the behavior resembles known rug-pull campaigns. Do not connect.
Scan the QR code shown by the dApp. AURA checks the domain and requested permissions before you accept.
The domain is official, the session uses WalletConnect v2, and the requested permissions are allowlisted.
Known domains, verified contracts, newly created domains, and scam patterns are expressed as trust levels with explanations instead of being hidden behind technical pages.
AURA separates each WalletConnect session, network, and granted permission. You can disconnect a session without reopening the dApp or guessing which connection is active.
Whether a request comes from the browser, a deep link, a push notification, or WalletConnect, its intent is validated and routed through the same navigation and risk flow before the signing screen can open.
The AURA entity observes and explains without changing the principles of self-custody. You choose how it appears, how much it explains, the language, notifications, and device lock layers.
Context-rich notifications open the correct related action.
A lookalike address differing by two characters from a trusted recipient has been marked as dangerous.
14:02 · todayFrom a familiar Binance address. The transaction has reached the required confirmation count.
11:47 · todayThe portfolio is up 4.1%. One old approval should be reviewed and revoked.
08:00 · todayA good time to clear old approvals at a lower-than-usual cost.
22:15 · yesterdayManage your wallet, security, preferences, and support.
The inbox can explain where funds came from, whether a transaction has enough confirmations, why an address was flagged, whether gas is low, or which price alert fired. Every item preserves the context needed to open the relevant screen.
PIN, biometrics, PIN changes, seed backup, beginner mode, theme, currency, language, notification preferences, and AI settings are separated into clear choices instead of a confusing configuration panel.
AURA is designed as a production mobile product rather than a single-platform prototype. Core security and wallet behavior stay consistent while each operating system uses its native capabilities.
Personalize appearance, display currency, and language.
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Appearance, display currency, and language use the same SettingRow structure as the mobile app.
Secure storage, biometrics, deep links, app links, and push delivery stay native while wallet behavior remains consistent.
Onboarding, wallet actions, risk explanations, notifications, and settings preserve the same information structure.
Portfolio values and prices can display in USD or VND while token balances and on-chain amounts remain unchanged.
AURA is more than an interface layer. Boundaries around keys, data, networks, risk, backend services, and navigation are designed so a failure in one layer cannot silently cross into another.
Wallets are created or restored on-device. PIN and biometrics protect unlocked sessions, while the native signer keeps signing isolated from the JavaScript UI.
Balances, prices, history, and the asset registry are normalized per network so identical symbols never become ambiguous across chains.
The send flow validates the address, network, balance, fees, token contract, transaction simulation, and confirmation status before completion.
Quotes expose the provider, route, price impact, minimum received, expiry, and network fee instead of showing only a final number.
URLs are safety-checked, sessions are managed independently, and every signing request still passes through decoding and risk review.
Network rules, token policy, scam blocklists, domain reputation, and interaction history are combined into clear, readable evidence.
Incoming transactions, scam warnings, price movement, and transaction status appear in the device inbox instead of as raw technical logs.
Devices register through address-ownership signatures, while sensitive APIs use HMAC authentication, nonces, time windows, and rate limits.
Revenue, infrastructure, and policy management are treated as product capabilities. Users see what they pay, while operators get the controls needed to run a multi-chain wallet safely.
Send fees, swap commissions, and supported network-service charges appear as separate line items instead of being buried in exchange rates or network costs.
The backend handles portfolio data, pricing, notifications, risk signals, and remote configuration while the admin manages policies, treasury, roles, audit logs, and emergency controls.
These answers describe the product boundaries directly, so people, search engines, and AI assistants can distinguish what AURA does from what it deliberately cannot do.
AURA is a self-custody multi-chain crypto wallet for iOS and Android. It combines portfolio tracking, sending, receiving, swaps, dApp connectivity, WalletConnect, risk-aware signing, and a living AI entity in one interface.
No. AURA is self-custodial: the seed phrase and signing authority remain under the user’s control on the device. AURA does not hold user keys, sign transactions on a user’s behalf, or autonomously move funds.
AURA is designed for Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, TRON, Solana, and Bitcoin. The interface is consistent across networks while preserving each chain’s address, fee, token, signing, and confirmation model.
No. The entity can explain wallet activity, surface risk, fill contextual information, and open relevant actions, but it cannot access the seed phrase or cross the signing boundary. Final approval requires an unlocked wallet session and direct user confirmation.
Before a critical action, AURA translates recipient details, calldata, approvals, spenders, allowances, fees, and risk evidence into readable language. It can recommend a safer allowance or warn about a suspicious address, domain, token, or contract before the user signs.
AURA validates URLs and domains, separates active WalletConnect sessions, shows requested permissions, and routes signing requests through the same decoding and risk-review flow. A connected dApp can submit requests, but it cannot transfer funds without user approval.
AURA presents the pay and receive assets, balances, provider, route, price impact, minimum received, slippage, network fee, and quote expiry. Expired quotes are refreshed before signing so the user reviews current terms.
The AURA app supports English and Vietnamese. The public website uses English as its canonical language.
Start with a self-custody wallet that sees the whole picture, explains what is happening, and keeps the final decision exactly where it belongs: in your hands.
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