Good questions. Clear answers.
Answers to the questions you are most likely to ask about Qozmo.
What is Qozmo?
Qozmo combines an encrypted everyday EVM wallet, a multi-asset market workspace, DeFi discovery and a separate Qozmo Quantum testnet smart account.
Does Qozmo hold my keys?
Saved signing secrets are encrypted in your browser. Qozmo is not a custodial account service. While unlocked, the app uses secrets locally for actions you confirm. Keep your recovery material independently.
Are my everyday and quantum wallets the same?
No. They have separate phrases, addresses, vaults, and authorization systems. Your everyday account uses ECDSA; Qozmo Quantum uses WOTS through ERC-4337 on Robinhood Testnet.
Can I send on mainnet?
Mainnet balances are viewable, but everyday and quantum mainnet signing are disabled. Quantum sends are restricted to Robinhood Testnet, and everyday native sends are restricted to the supported testnets.
Does a stock quote mean I own that stock?
No. Market quotes are a watchlist. Onchain holdings come from an account and specific token contract. Tokenized products have issuer-specific rights; Kraken xStocks and Robinhood stock tokens are separate products.
Why is my imported quantum wallet read-only?
A phrase or encrypted archive cannot prove complete one-time-key exposure history across devices. Qozmo preserves a read-only policy rather than enabling a restored key to authorize a second message.
Should I send again after a timeout?
Check the existing operation first. For Quantum, use the exact retry flow for its stored signed bytes. Do not clear the journal or create a second message with the exposed key.
Is the app free to explore?
You can browse the interface and public documentation without an account subscription. Blockchain operations have network costs. A gas-payer wallet or bundler may have its own service or transaction requirements.
Is Qozmo Quantum audited?
No independent security audit or production certification is claimed. It is a test-funds implementation. Hash-based account authorization is not a guarantee about the device, browser, relay, consensus, or lost-device recovery.