Frequently asked questions

Question 1

What is Lattice1 and is it safe & legit?

Accepted Answer

Lattice1 is a hardware wallet / cold wallet designed as a secure signing terminal for managing digital assets and generating wallets on tamper-resistant cards. Lattice1 features a 5-inch touchscreen in a desktop-sized enclosure and creates private keys directly on SafeCards, which are PIN-protected chip cards that function as independent wallets.

Question 2

Is Lattice1 safe & legit?

Accepted Answer

Lattice1 is non-custodial and partially open source. Lattice1 uses a dual-hardware architecture with an isolated secure compute module, a tamper-responsive mesh, a dedicated security battery, PIN protection, recovery phrases and SafeCard backups. Lattice1 has not experienced major hacks, exploits or criminal incidents.

Question 3

Who created Lattice1?

Accepted Answer

Lattice1 was created by GridPlus, Inc. a company founded by Alex Miller and Mark DAgostino.

Question 4

Where is Lattice1's company based?

Accepted Answer

GridPlus, Inc. the company behind Lattice1 is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, United States.

Question 5

How does Lattice1 work?

Accepted Answer

Lattice1 generates private keys directly on SafeCards and stores those keys inside tamper-resistant chip rather than on the main device. Each SafeCard can be PIN-protected and functions as a separate wallet, enabling key rotation, backups and multi-wallet setups. Once set up, Lattice1 integrates with compatible tools through Lattice Connect. Transactions initiated from connected interfaces are transmitted to Lattice1 for secure on-device review and confirmation on the 5-inch touchscreen. A secure element and isolated compute module keep private keys offline.

Question 6

When was Lattice1 launched?

Accepted Answer

Lattice1 was released December 07, 2020.

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