Quantography Labs has announced the early-access release of Lock.com, a hardware-free cryptocurrency wallet that isolates private key storage from network-connected systems. The platform removes the need for dedicated hardware wallet devices by separating the signing environment from the broadcasting environment. Private keys remain on a fully offline signer, while transactions are created and broadcast on a connected device the user already owns, ensuring that keys never touch the internet.
The architecture integrates post-quantum cryptographic standards, specifically ML-DSA signatures and ML-KEM key encapsulation, alongside the isolated signing model. Lock.com was built to close the security gap where self-custody fails not because of the hardware, but because the surrounding software environment was not built to the same standard. The early access phase focuses on gathering user feedback ahead of general availability, with enrollment available directly on the website.
Quantography Labs, the investment and technology firm behind Lock.com, develops privacy-focused, quantum-ready systems for digital asset security. Lock.com is its first publicly released product.
