A key asks to move everything.
Maybe it's you. Maybe it's someone who got your seed phrase through a fake mint page. The vault can't tell, so it treats both the same way: it writes the request on-chain and moves nothing.
Scroll down. This is one withdrawal, start to finish, with the 24-hour wait running.
One key is never enough.
The vault has three keys: your main wallet, a backup on another device, and a guardian you choose. Any move needs two of them. A thief with one key has a request nobody will sign.
- Main
- Asks, approves, cancels, releases
- Backup
- Asks, approves, cancels, releases
- Guardian
- Approves or cancels. Can't ask, can't release
The second key says yes. The clock starts.
Both keys see the same thing, read from the chain: the amount, and the address it goes to. If the site can't read a request as a plain transfer, it tells you not to approve.
Now nothing can hurry it.
The wait lives in the Squads program, so no site, team or signer can skip it. Two keys together can cancel at any point before release. Pick 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days when you create the vault.
Lost a key? Swap it.
The other two keys replace it. The swap waits out the same clock, and it voids every request still waiting for votes, so a thief's open request dies with the old key.
Released.
Main or backup sends the final transaction and the funds arrive at the address both keys agreed on. For money you spend every day, use a normal wallet. SLOTH is for the part you can't afford to lose.
Create a vault