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  • Welcome to ivault
  • About ivault
    • The world as we see it
    • Why ivault?
      • A track record of success
      • Blockchain pioneers
      • Tried and tested technology
    • ivault's history
      • Then: ivault app 1.0
      • Now: ivault app 2.0
    • Awards & Recognition
  • Market Analysis
    • Four problems
    • One solution
    • Market opportunity: shareconomy
    • Market opportunity: sustainability
    • ivault's user base
    • Why people will use ivault
      • To live an easier and more affordable life
      • To live more sustainably
      • To meet people and share experiences together
    • Example use cases
      • Alex, 20, university student
      • Madelaine, 41, software engineer
      • George, 55, carpenter
      • Jia Li, 36, DJ
  • ivault App
    • How ivault works
      • Step 1: Create account
      • Step 2: Add items
      • Step 3: Share and connect
      • Step 4: Earn and save
    • Key Features
      • 1. Fair and transparent: Peer-to-peer marketplace
        • 1.1 Low publishing costs: a shareconomy for everyone
        • 1.2 Accurate value estimates: fair pricing is built in
        • 1.3 Trust certification: know what you’re borrowing
      • 2. Neighborhood-first social features: building togetherness
      • 3. Rewarding sustainable actions: measure impact and earn points
        • 3.1 Earn reward points for using the app
        • 3.2 Track positive impact
        • 3.3 Learn and earn: gamification meets incentivization
      • 4. User control: non-custodial wallet for blockchain access
        • 4.1 Enhanced security: users control their data
        • 4.2 Enhanced privacy: users have private keys
        • 4.3 Trust and confidence: ensured through the Vault
  • ivault’s Blockchain Ecosystem
    • Why we use Blockchain
    • Architecture
    • The ivault Chain
      • Key functions
    • Public Networks
    • Token Swap
    • TEOS
  • The ivault Token
    • Earning ivault Tokens
    • Using ivault Tokens
    • Reward Points
    • Tokenomics
    • Token Sale
      • How we’ll use funds
        • ivault’s marketing approach
  • Security & Privacy
    • User Control
    • Privacy
    • KYC & AML
    • Industry Standards
  • Roadmap
  • Our Team and Advisors
    • Management Team
  • Disclaimer
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4. User control: non-custodial wallet for blockchain access

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Every user has an identity wallet, called a Vault, which stores their identity and personal crypto keys.

This is an encrypted, non-custodial wallet, so only the user can access their identity and keys. They control their crypto assets without the risk of a third party service. And their data and information is completely private.

The Vault is a secure and easy gateway for accessing information on:

  • Public networks, like transaction histories and token amounts.

  • ivault Chain, including user-specific information like details of registered items, lending records, or trust certifications.

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4.2 Enhanced privacy: users have private keys
4.3 Trust and confidence: ensured through the Vault
Blockchain Ecosystem
Security & Privacy
4.1 Enhanced security: users control their data
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