The human.tech Wallet Protocol

Wallet access for apps and agents, with signing controlled by your account policy.

The human.tech Wallet Protocol gives apps and agents access to signing under a user’s authority. Standard accounts sign inside a secure enclave. WaaP Squid Mode adds co-signing with the Ika network. Your application requests the action without receiving the private key.

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Choose how your account signs.

Wallet signing modes and network requirements
Account modeStandardWaaP Squid Mode
SigningInside the WaaP enclaveWaaP enclave and Ika network co-signing
ControlsAccount policy and approval rulesAccount policy and approval rules
Network costsTransaction network feesTransaction fees plus Sui and Ika signing fees
Read the signing architecture
Security

Inspect the controls before you integrate.

Standard accounts sign inside secure hardware. In WaaP Squid Mode, signing also requires the Ika network. Review the authorization flow and the audit scope for the components your integration uses.

  • Account policy controls

  • Review transaction requests

  • Approval before signing

  • Keep keys outside the client

Simple Logins

Streamlined access with social, phone or email.

Policy controls

Apply the account’s authorization rules before signing.

Embedded wallet access

Connect your application through the wallet SDK.

Quick Link Payments

Simple, shareable payment requests.

Account access

Sign in with your configured authentication method.

Network support

Integrate the supported EVM, Sui and Solana flows.

Protected Self Custody

Request signing without storing keys in your application.

EVM gas sponsorship

Sponsor EVM transaction gas through a developer-funded tank.

FAQ

Questions,
Answered by Humans

  • Standard accounts sign inside a secure enclave. WaaP Squid Mode uses co-signing with the enclave and Ika’s validator network. The agent or application requests a signature without receiving the private key.

  • The account’s authorization policy controls signing. Privileges allow specific actions within a defined scope and expiry. Review those rules before giving an agent access.

  • Approval depends on the account’s policy and any active Privilege. A pre-approved action can proceed within its scope; other requests follow the account’s authorization rules.

  • Standard uses enclave signing. WaaP Squid Mode requires the enclave and the Ika network to participate. Choose the mode deliberately when integrating your application.

  • Wallet integration is free. Transactions can incur network fees, and WaaP Squid Mode also requires the Sui and Ika network fees used for signing.

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