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The Only Wallet
You Can Trust

Protected by your device’s secure chip. Designed to resist AI-accelerated math and quantum threats.

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The Fort app on an iPhone

01 — Secure Enclave

Hardware Security Already in Your Pocket

The secure chip that protects Face ID and Apple Pay now
protects your wallet.

  • Can’t be extracted

    Your private key never leaves the Secure Enclave, by design.

  • Verifiable onchain

    An Apple certificate proves it was created inside the chip.

  • Across your devices

    Add your Mac or iPad. They’re secured the same way.

iPhone Secure Enclave

02 — AI Math Protection

Built to Withstand the AI & Quantum Era

AI-accelerated math and quantum computing could break the cryptography today’s wallets rely on. Fort adds a hash-based signature to every transaction, so your wallet stays protected even if elliptic-curve cryptography breaks.

Time to Create Your Hash-Based Key

iPhone10 s
Hardware Wallet (would take)7 h

Way too slow to be usable.


03 — Two keys, One tap

No-Hassle Multisig

Every transaction needs both your device’s secure key and your passkey with Face ID or Touch ID. Neither can move funds alone. You get multisig protection on one device with a single tap.

  1. Device secure key

    Signed inside the Secure Enclave

  2. Passkey

    Confirmed with Face ID

  3. Transaction approved

    Both keys signed, so it’s sent

Send 0.1 ETH

2 of 2 signatures

A knight in armour holding up an iPhone

04 — Native apps

Feels Right at Home

Fully native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac that follow Apple’s design language so they feel familiar. Connect to dapps with our Safari or Chrome extension and approve securely in Fort.

iPhone

Swap across chains, built right in.

Fort's swap screen on an iPhone

Mac

Your tokens from every chain, automatically grouped together.

Fort's wallet on a Mac

iPad

Browse verified dapps and connect in seconds.

Fort exploring verified dapps on an iPad

Safari & Chrome

See exactly what you approve in Fort.

Fort on a Mac, asking to approve a Uniswap swap from the browser