OpenSigner: Open-Source Key Management for Non-Custodial Ethereum and Solana Wallets
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Summary
OpenSigner is an open-source, self-hostable key management solution for creating non-custodial Ethereum and Solana wallets. It offers flexibility to integrate with any authentication system, run in cloud or self-hosted environments, and avoids vendor lock-in.
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Create Ethereum & Solana wallets without custody, plug into any auth, run in our cloud or self-host, avoid vendor lock-in.
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