Wallet Security and Non-Custodial Design

Updated May 22, 2026 · 1 min read

Senpi keeps your keys non-custodial with sharded keys and secure enclaves, backed by SOC 2 and three external audits. Export keys anytime.

Senpi's wallets are managed by Privy with a defense-in-depth architecture. The system is non-custodial - you can export your private keys at any time from senpi.ai and move funds independently onchain.

SOC 2

Type I & II certified

3

External audits

Cure53, Zellic, Doyensec

24/7

Incident response

HackerOne bounty + SLAs

Key protection

Private keys are never stored in complete form. They are sharded across separate security boundaries. Sensitive operations like transaction signing run inside AWS Nitro Enclaves - Trusted Execution Environments with processor-level isolation that protect the keys even if surrounding systems are compromised.

  1. 1

    Shard key

    split across boundaries

  2. 2

    Load into enclave

    AWS Nitro TEE

  3. 3

    Sign in TEE

    isolated from host

  4. 4

    Return signature

    key never exposed

Audits and compliance

Privy is SOC 2 Type I and Type II certified, has been audited by Cure53, Zellic, and Doyensec, runs a HackerOne bug bounty program with 24/7 incident response and SLAs, and its core cryptographic implementations are open-source with dedicated third-party audits.

Senpi-side guarantees

All agent actions are logged with full audit trail (see article 27). The OpenClaw framework is open-source.

For full details, reference: docs.privy.io/security/overview.

For support channels and scam awareness, see article 6.

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