Your Wallet, Without the Keys
Cointrol is the first non-custodial wallet with post-quantum cryptography
Your Wallet, Without the Keys
Cointrol is the first non-custodial wallet with post-quantum cryptography
Cointrol is the first non-custodial wallet with post-quantum cryptography
Cointrol is the first non-custodial wallet with post-quantum cryptography
Login with Google, Apple, Github, Facebook, or Microsoft. There are no seed phrases that need to be stored. One login can be used to manage as many wallets as you need on a multitude of blockchains.

Access your wallet using secure authentication and then sign transactions using advanced cryptography. Quantum computers are anticipated to be able to crack the current signing methods used in blockchain in 5 - 10 years. Why wait for newer cryptographic methods to be introduced by the development communities when you can do so now?

Choose how to recover your wallet from multiple options
If you’ve ever set up a crypto wallet, you’ve probably been told to “write down your seed phrase and never lose it.” That single sentence has cost countless users their savings. Private keys—and the seed phrases that create them—are one of the biggest points of failure in blockchain security. They can be lost, stolen, or forgotten. At Cointrol, we believe self-custody shouldn’t depend on your ability to memorize or guard 12 random words. That’s why we built a wallet that eliminates private keys altogether—without giving up control.


No need to understand how to create a transaction, the application will simplify the experience so you can just send tokens to friends, families, or anyone else without the hassle of using a smart contract. Also, there is no need to hold native tokens like ether to pay gas, we pay all gas fees and you pay for a subscription. You won't even need crypto to get started, we will accept traditional money as well as major stablecoins.
Never again will you have to keep a record of the recovery phrases. Simplified interfaces for using DeFi protocols like Uniswap, AAVE, PancakeSwap, SushiSwap, etc. Access to audit reports on any smart contract. Pay for the services with our utility token for a discount on subscription fees.
Host the application in your own infrastructure using single sign on authentication. Set up multiple wallets to manage your portfolios and assign approvals to your employees.
Cointrol is non-custodial but doesn’t rely on a private key you must store or remember. Instead, it uses secure authentication and post-quantum cryptographic signatures, so you can log in just like you do with everyday apps—without compromising on blockchain security.
You can pre-define a “Recovery Group”—trusted friends, family, or colleagues who can collectively approve your recovery request. This means no single point of failure and no permanent lockouts.
Alternatively, you can use an external wallet as a recovery option whether the external wallet is a Custodial service, a hardware wallet like Ledger, or a software wallet like MetaMask.
You also define the threshold for the recovey to be as high as you want. If you have added 12 wallets then you can set the threshold to be as high as 12, for example. There is no limit.
When a recovery process is started, it is only valid for four hours starting from the time that the first attestation is received. An attestation is a transaction that provides details about a new public key. All attestations must include the same public key information. There must be as many matching attestations as the threshold submitted on chain within the 4 hour time limit.
When the recovery mechanism has been triggered, the wallet with the new key can complete the process using the "Recovery account" function on the Recovery page; this too must be done within the 4 hour time limit.
Whenever a transaction is submitted to a blockchain, a fee must be paid in the underlying native currency. For Ethereum, transaction fees, also known as gas, are paid in ether. With a sponsored account, a wallet does not need to maintain a balance to pay for transaction fees; these fees are paid by a paymaster instead.
A paymaster will only pay for a transaction up to a limited amount of ether. For large transactions, or during times of gas price volatility, you will have the option to use two transaction credits for fees up to double the ether limit defined by the paymaster.
Refer to the Terms and Conditions for more details on Transaction Credits.
With sponsored transactions, there is a limit on the amount of ether the paymaster will cover. If a transaction is large, or the base fee has increased because of traffic, the wallet will provide the user the option to use two transaction credits where the max limit of ether the paymaster will cover is doubled.
Yes. On the Purchase page of the application, you can change the selected paymaster for each account which includes the self-serve option for eligible accounts.
No. We never hold your assets or keys. Your wallet is controlled by you at all times with transactions signed securely on your device.
Anyone who wants the security of a self-custody wallet without the complexity of managing seed phrases. Whether you’re a crypto newcomer, an active DeFi user, or an enterprise managing digital assets, Cointrol makes secure access simple.
None currently, but only because quantum computers are still in their early days. Estimates vary that they could be powerful enough in 5 to 15 years to be able to break current cryptographic algorithms. Once they are sufficiently powerful, attackers would be able to derive a private key and steal tokens.
Yes, existing cryptography will be obsolete soon. Over time, as newer cryptographic methods are adopted Cointrol will offer additional options.
The first release of the wallet will be for Ethereum and additional chains will be added based on demand and other considerations. The wallet is only for EVM-based chains such as Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, and Polygon.
Unfortunately, Bitcoin is not an EVM-based chain and not supported with this wallet. Users can hold equivalent coins that represent bitcoin ownership; these are commonly referred to as wrapped tokens. Cointrol will look into other alternatives in the future.
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