Frequently Asked Questions
A decentralized wallet generates and stores a pair of public and private keys on the user's device. These keys are used to authorize blockchain transactions without needing a third party. Malgo creates such wallets where the user, not the service provider, retains full control over asset access and transaction approvals.
Non-custodial wallets give users full ownership of their private keys, which means only they can access or move funds. This reduces the risk of centralized breaches and ensures no outside party can freeze or manage their assets. Malgo’s solutions are structured around this principle of self-custody and user independence.
Since decentralized wallets don’t store user credentials or assets on a central server, there's less risk of hacking or loss due to service failure. With Malgo’s approach, users get security layers like local encryption, seed phrase recovery, and optional biometric access—without relying on external authorities.
Yes. Multi-chain support lets users store and use tokens from networks like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB within one wallet. Malgo develops wallets with seamless access to major chains, so users can interact with various assets and dApps in one place.
You need a secure key generation system, blockchain integration, user-friendly UI, and signing functions that connect directly to networks like Ethereum or Polygon. Malgo handles both front-end and back-end development, from wallet logic to smart contract interaction and dApp support.
