A crypto wallet with no KYC and no account

Self-custodial wallets are not supposed to need identity checks, yet a growing number gate features behind an account, an email, or a verified profile. WRAITH does not have the machinery to do that: there is no server-side user record to attach an identity to.

• No email address, phone number or username.
• No password recovery, because there is no account to recover — your seed phrase is the wallet.
• No document upload, selfie, or proof of address.
• No verification gate on holding, sending, receiving, swapping or staking.

If you choose to buy crypto with a debit or credit card, that purchase runs through Stripe, and Stripe applies its own identity rules as a regulated payment processor. That flow is entirely optional and is never required to use the wallet. Funding your wallet by receiving crypto from anywhere else involves no identity check at all.

No account to suspend. No balance to freeze. No support queue between you and your own money, and no counterparty whose solvency you have to trust. The keys are on your device, so the wallet keeps working whatever happens to us.

Write the seed phrase on paper and store it the way you would store a passport — it is the one copy, and it is what makes all of the above true.