Lattice1

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.

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

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

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.

Lattice1 was released December 07, 2020.