Identity in the interaction
Choose the identity that is making a connection or signing a request. Keep that choice visible rather than reducing every action to an opaque address.
Explore Sigil’s web, extension, desktop, and mobile wallet interfaces. Understand the identity, network, and key storage behind each action.
Identity establishes attribution. Trust needs context.
A wallet connects a person to an identity and a signing key. It should make the requesting application, selected network, recipient, amount, and permission legible. Sigil’s wallet family shares protocol conventions while using platform-specific storage and integration.
Choose the identity that is making a connection or signing a request. Keep that choice visible rather than reducing every action to an opaque address.
Mainnet uses MINT, Evolve canary uses BITS, and testnet uses test SIG. The selected network changes the RPC destination and the meaning of the asset.
Web storage, extension storage, desktop keychains, and mobile signing environments differ. Each platform page explains its boundary without promising invisible key synchronization.
A backed-up wallet and an on-chain guardian ceremony solve different problems. Understand the supported recovery path before depending on it.