Wallets

Knox's wallets are designed to securely store and manage all forms of digital assets in a cryptographically-protected manner.

Knox wallets come in the following forms:

Custodial Wallets - are managed directly by financial institutions
Non-Custodal Wallets - are managed by users directly (e.g., on a mobile phone, in a flash drive, etc)

Transactions are initiated through the Wallet.

Wallets in Knox support a variety of different signature methods, including common algorithms like Ed25519, Secp256k1, RSA, isogeny-based, etc.
Knox Wallets are designed to support industry-leading security standards, and can also integrate with Hardware Secure Modules (HSMs) and Multi-Party Compute (MPCs).
Wallets also can store digital identity credentials through the use of Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs) - please refer to the Identity Bridge to learn more.
Wallets can also support client-side programmability, allowing for if-this-then-that logic such as "begin a transaction to put money into investment account if balance exceeds $1000 USD".