Non-custodial, without the usual wallet complexity.
Fiber combines familiar account access with a non-custodial wallet. You authorize transactions while Fiber handles the onchain complexity behind the scenes.
Open your Fiber accountThe difference is who controls access to the assets.
Where your assets are held determines who you rely on to access and move them.
Custodial platforms
A custodial platform holds assets on your behalf and controls withdrawals. Account restrictions, withdrawal pauses, security failures, or provider problems can affect your access.
Non-custodial wallets
Assets remain in an onchain wallet and transactions require your authorization. Fiber provides the software without holding your balance on your behalf.
Non-custodial should not mean doing everything yourself.
Traditional non-custodial wallets often make users manage seed phrases, networks, gas, transaction routing, and recovery themselves. Fiber handles much of that complexity without taking custody.
Fiber handles the workflow. You authorize the transaction.
Familiar access
Access your wallet with your email, phone number, device, and supported authentication methods.
Guided transactions
Fiber prepares supported actions. You review and authorize each transaction before it is signed.
Simpler recovery
Recover access through supported account and security methods, without managing a traditional seed phrase.
No single ordinary server holds everything required to move your assets.
Fiber separates wallet key material across protected security boundaries, including secure-enclave infrastructure. Key shares are used together only during authorized signing, so Fiber does not hold a conventional custodial key with unrestricted control.
Non-custodial architecture changes who controls the wallet. Smart-contract, stablecoin, network, and integrated-provider risks can still remain.