Identity, assets, documents, recovery, medical records, messaging, and estate continuity. The wallet is just the first surface. The server never receives your biometrics, keys, or match scores by design. One identity. Every device. Every chain. No passwords. No seed phrases. Post-quantum. 74 bytes. Forever.
DIGITAL SCIFThe computation happens inside the encryption.
The authentication happens inside the encryption.
Nothing ever comes out.
The product boundary. Digital SCIF owns the custodial control and continuity workflow and outcome. It uses H33 mechanisms for custody, encrypted processing, attestation, verification, and governance; it does not redefine or own those mechanisms.
Digital SCIF is a post-quantum control and custody product — not a wallet. It owns the custodial control workflow: one biometric identity, delegated recovery, estate continuity, and control over assets, documents, medical records, and messaging across every device and chain. It uses H33 mechanisms for custody, encrypted processing, verification, governance, and attestation rather than reimplementing them.
It USES H33-Key for key custody and delegated recovery, USES FHE so biometrics and records process on ciphertext, USES H33-74 for the 74-byte portable attestation, USES ZK for prove-without-revealing credentials, and USES Verification for independent confirmation. Automated actions are GOVERNED_BY Agent-008. It composes these; it does not own or redefine them.
Yes. If Digital SCIF swapped its FHE engine for another confidential-computing technology, or anchored attestations on a different chain, it would still be Digital SCIF. The custodial control workflow and the continuity outcome are what it owns. Mechanisms are chosen, not owned.
Use it for custodial control over a full digital life or an enterprise's assets with post-quantum recovery and estate continuity. If you are evaluating the key-custody primitive, read H33-Key; for encryption, FHE; for the attestation, H33-74. For a governed institutional asset transfer, use Tokenize instead.
Digital SCIF estate and document features are technical tools that cryptographically enforce and preserve user-defined instructions. They do not replace legal estate documents. Consult qualified estate planning attorneys for legal validity.
10,000 free attestations per month. See pricing for enterprise and high-volume plans.
Open source. Production Rust. 2.17M auth/sec. 74 bytes per attestation.