Self-custody and local signing
You control the wallet password and recovery material. The app encrypts wallet secrets on your device and signs there; Halyard does not offer a server-side password reset.
Features being prepared
Halyard is preparing these features for iOS, Android, and browsers. Availability will be shown here as each platform is released.
Twelve-chain product scope
Halyard is preparing native assets and promised token capabilities across the EVM networks Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and BSC, plus Solana, Bitcoin, TRON, TON, SUI, and Aptos. Availability can differ by network and action.
Send, swap, and bridge review
Transaction screens are designed to show network, asset, amount, fees, and route details before signing. Quotes and routes come from third parties and can expire, fail, or be unavailable.
dApp connections with confirmation
WalletConnect and browser requests must show the requesting site, account, network, and action for your approval. Risk warnings can help review a request but cannot guarantee that it is safe.
Optional encrypted recovery
Google Drive backup uses encryption and remains under your Google account. New paper backups require a strong passphrase of at least 12 characters; old 4-digit PIN backups are supported only for recovery.
Coming to iOS, Android, and browsers
Halyard is being prepared for all three platforms. There are no official download links yet; this site will provide them when available.