Keep a way back to your wallet.

We’re building Auvellum to help people keep track of digital reserves and recover access through a wallet they control.

In development. Public accounts and deposits are closed.

What happens when the app is down?

That’s the question we started with. We want people to practise recovering their wallet before they need to do it for real.

Follow your wallet’s own recovery steps. The demo gives you a guide with your public address and network details to keep handy.

We’re designing separate views for reserves and funds used for transfers, with the issuer and access conditions alongside each balance.

The demo shows the fees before you confirm and tracks the sample payout through each stage.

Here’s what we’re testing and what needs to happen before a pilot can use real assets.

Private demo
Try a test wallet, a sample purchase and payout, and a recovery exercise.
In development
Withdrawal pilot
After provider agreements, permissions and security review, eligible participants would test a withdrawal through to receipt.
Planned
Alternative payout route
Explore whether another route can work in an approved market, with eligibility, fees and settlement checked in practice.
Research

If you work in remittance, payroll or financial services, we’d like to hear what happens when a customer needs to recover a wallet or track a payout.

What can I try today?

The private demo uses test tokens and sample balances with no monetary value. Read about the demo and its limits.

Who handles wallet recovery?

You follow the recovery process in your own wallet. Keep the recovery phrase and private keys with you. Read the wallet safety guide.

Will Auvellum issue a token?

The demo uses a test token from an existing issuer. Any future Auvellum token would need its own custody, legal and security review.