MetaLock only lets you transfer to wallets registered in your own verified name. Even if an attacker stole your credentials, they still couldn't move a single coin out.
Every layer of MetaLock is designed for one job: making sure only you can move your funds.
Every withdrawal address must match a wallet registered under your own KYC identity — enforced on-chain, not by a warning banner.
Private keys are generated inside HSM-backed enclaves, sharded across regions, and never leave hardware in plaintext.
Mandatory 2FA on withdrawals, device fingerprinting, and re-authentication for every high-value action.
Onboard in minutes. Then every transfer runs through the same identity check.
KYC + bank statement bind your account to a real person, not just an email.
Only wallets proven to belong to you become valid destinations for outbound transfers.
Any address that isn't on your identity is blocked at the protocol layer — no exceptions.
Every withdrawal address is cryptographically bound to a wallet registered under your verified identity. Unknown destinations are rejected at the protocol level — not by a warning banner you can click through. This is our headline defence, and it is on by default for every account.
Defence in depth: identity, keys, sessions, transport, storage and audit — hardened at every layer.
You can only send to — and receive from — wallets registered under your own verified identity (KYC + bank statement). A stolen password or compromised device cannot move funds to a stranger's wallet.
Private keys are generated and stored in hardware-backed enclaves, sharded and never exposed to the browser or the server in plaintext.
Email + password, mandatory 2FA on withdrawals, device fingerprinting, and step-up verification on every high-value operation.
Every login, permission change, deposit, transfer and admin action is signed and written to an immutable audit log — reviewable at any time.
BTC, ETH and stablecoins are held in separate, individually-audited wallets — no commingling, no shared hot-wallet exposure.
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and encrypted client-side inputs for anything containing personal data or wallet addresses.
"The identity-lock caught a phishing attempt the same week I onboarded. My credentials were leaked, and the withdrawal was still rejected. That was the moment I moved everything in."
"We evaluated four custodians for our treasury. MetaLock was the only one where a stolen password provably can't move a single satoshi off-platform."
"Clean UX, real audit trail, and an actual security guarantee — not marketing copy. This is what a crypto vault should feel like."