Privacy as mathematics, not a promise.
A multichain, non-custodial wallet where privacy is a property of the system, not a pledge on a page. Keys are derived and encrypted on-device; zero-knowledge techniques apply privacy where it counts; and PRV Copilot is built in. It is the consumer surface where the group's three threads — markets, money, and intelligence — meet in your hand.
- A foundational principle: remove the counterparty. The group never takes possession of user funds.
- A published design thesis on non-custodial architecture, on-device keys, and provable privacy.
- PRV Copilot defined as a built-in, voice-native assistant that helps without ever holding the keys.
- A public channel: @Prv1_com.
- Non-custodial key management — keys derived and encrypted on the device, with no privileged server-side copy.
- Provable privacy where it counts, using zero-knowledge and confidential-transaction approaches applied deliberately.
- Sane recovery and safe defaults, so a lost device is an inconvenience rather than a catastrophe.
- PRV Copilot built in — bounded, revocable delegation that never touches the keys.
Built for the people who depend on it.
Self-custody users
Their keys and their coins — with no honeypot and no counterparty to fail.
Everyday people
Self-custody safe enough for someone who is not a security engineer. “Usable by your family.”
The agent era
A place where what you own and do is protected, as money becomes machine-readable.
Privacy as mathematics, not a promise.
Non-custodial by default
No honeypot to breach, no balance sheet to commingle, no counterparty whose insolvency takes your assets down. Self-custody deletes that risk.
Keys are mathematics
Keys are derived and encrypted on your device — there is no privileged copy waiting to be subpoenaed, leaked, or sold.
Provable privacy
Zero-knowledge where it counts: demonstrate what genuinely needs demonstrating without exposing everything else.
Usable self-custody
The real engineering is ergonomics — sane recovery and safe defaults, because self-custody failed on usability, not philosophy.
The surface, and the discipline underneath.
How trust is engineered, not asserted.
Your keys, your coins
Non-custodial by default. The group never holds user funds, so there is no custodian whose failure becomes your loss.
On-device cryptography
The cryptography that controls your assets lives with you — not on a server you are asked to trust.
Provable, not blanket
Privacy is applied as a mathematical property where it matters — something anyone can reason about, not a vague pledge of secrecy.
Read how FTG handles data, security, and compliance across every product on the Trust & Compliance page.
The short version.
01What is PRV Wallet?
PRV Wallet is a multichain, non-custodial wallet being built by First Tech Group, where privacy is a property of the system rather than a promise: keys are derived and encrypted on the user's device, zero-knowledge techniques apply privacy where it counts, and the PRV Copilot assistant is built in. It is in development.
02Does FTG ever hold my funds or keys?
No. PRV Wallet is non-custodial by default — the group never takes possession of user funds, and there is no privileged server-side copy of your keys. The cryptography that controls your assets lives on your device.
03What is PRV Copilot?
PRV Copilot is the voice-native assistant that lives inside PRV Wallet. It operates strictly within permissions you grant — scoped, auditable, revocable in one move — and it never holds the keys. Delegation is bounded by design, never a blank cheque.