A Lagos-based Web3 startup, Hyperspace Technologies has launched a low-cost, NFC- based hardware wallet tagged ‘Keymaster VAULT ‘ for the African market.
The firm specializing in next-level smart security infrastructure and key management systems, described the Keymaster VAULT as a secure, NFC-based hardware wallet that stores private keys offline, offering an affordable and user-friendly alternative to expensive and complicated traditional hardware wallets.
According to Chidera Anyanebechi, General Manager of Hyperspace Technologies, the solution leverages the simplicity of Near Field Communication (NFC) technology and allows users to securely access their digital assets by merely tapping their NFC-enabled devices.
“We wanted to create a wallet that combines the highest level of security with ease of use, making cryptocurrency storage accessible to a broader audience in Africa,” she said.
The solution eliminates complex installation processes, making the wallet an ideal choice for both cryptocurrency novices and experienced users. With offline storage of private keys, the wallet significantly reduces the risk of hacks and malware attacks associated with online storage.
“The Keymaster VAULT not only provides an affordable solution but also offers enterprise clients the ability to leverage blockchain-based identity and access management, which we believe will be a game-changer in the industry,” Anyanebechi explained.
“The African market has long been underserved when it comes to secure and affordable hardware wallet solutions,” added Anyanebechi. “We are excited to bring the Keymaster VAULT to our customers and empower them with a hardware wallet that not only protects their digital assets but also opens doors for innovative applications in blockchain-based identity and access management.”
The Keymaster VAULT is now available for purchase at https://keymaster.ng, giving cryptocurrency enthusiasts and enterprise clients across Africa a secure, affordable, and user-friendly hardware wallet solution.
