Eight things that make Oath a wallet you can actually trust — from where your keys come from to how you see your money.
Make your own
recovery phrase.
Don’t want to trust a random number generator — even ours? Build the entropy yourself. Roll real dice, flip a coin, or type digits, and Oath turns your randomness into a standard 12 or 24-word phrase.
Restore with
just your face.
New iPhone? Restore your wallet with a passkey — no hunting for paper backups. Your passkey is end-to-end encrypted and synced by your Apple account, and only your face or fingerprint can use it.
Speaks your language.
Oath is translated into every language iPhone supports — with right-to-left layouts, local number formats and recovery phrases in the BIP39 word lists.
Don’t trust us.
Verify us.
Every line of Oath is published on GitHub. The App Store binary is verified against the public source, and the code is audited by independent security firms.
Every address type.
Every standard.
From Silent Payments to legacy BRD wallets — all as HD wallets, so an old wallet from anywhere can come home to Oath.
Take back
every permission.
Web3 apps ask for spending approvals and quietly keep them. EVM Access shows every approval your wallet has ever given — on every network — and lets you revoke them in a tap.
Your money,
in your currency.
See your balance in any local currency in the world — from dollars and dirhams to naira and yen — formatted the way your country writes money.
Every coin.
In real time.
Live prices for every coin, updated the moment the market moves — so the number you see is the number that’s true.
Free on the App Store, for iPhone.
Download on the App Store