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The basics, made clearer

Accounts, networks, tokens, and the ideas behind your Qozmo workspace.

What self-custody means

Your wallet’s signing secret gives access to its account. Qozmo encrypts saved secrets in your browser using your password. While unlocked, the app can use the secret for the actions you explicitly confirm.

There is no password-reset service for this local vault. Your recovery material matters independently from the password that unlocks this browser.

Two kinds of account

Everyday EVM walletQozmo Quantum
Account modelExternally owned account (EOA)ERC-4337 smart account
AuthorizationECDSAWOTS / Keccak-256
Recovery phraseStandard BIP-39 EVM derivationSeparate 24-word phrase representing quantum seed entropy
AddressEVM account addressDeterministic smart-account address
Signing availabilitySupported native testnet transfersRobinhood Testnet only
Imported accountConventional wallet importRead-only quantum import

Networks and gas

An address can look the same on multiple EVM networks, but its balances are separate. Gas is the network fee for processing an operation. Ethereum and Robinhood Chain use ETH; Polygon’s native gas token is POL.

A network selector changes which chain you are viewing. It does not bridge assets or change their ownership.

Quotes are not holdings

A market quote shows a provider’s reported asset price. A holding is a balance read from your address on a particular chain and contract. A token symbol by itself does not identify a contract.

Kraken xStocks and Robinhood-issued stock tokens are different products. Qozmo keeps their quotes and account holdings separate.

What “quantum” refers to

Qozmo Quantum uses hash-based account authorization. Each operation uses a one-time key and commits to the key that follows it. This property applies to authorization of that smart account; it does not make the browser, device, relay, or network consensus quantum-safe.

Read how Qozmo Quantum works before funding a testnet account.

Current implementation guideUpdated 8 November 2026