At its core, every non-custodial wallet, including Panaroma Decentralized Wallet, serves as a tool designed to securely store a wallet owner's private key(s). These keys empower the wallet app to derive payment addresses for each coin, showc...

While all well-engineered non-custodial wallets are considered secure, hardware wallets are generally regarded as the most secure type of wallet.  Two key aspects contribute to their higher security s...

Nearly all non-custodial wallet types, including Panaroma Decentralized Wallet, incorporate measures to safeguard cryptocurrency funds if the device falls into unauthorized hands.  While the unlock code ...

Accessing wallet funds is contingent upon having access to the private key or its mnemonic phrase representation in the form of 12-24 words.  Panaroma Decentralized Wallet serves as a gateway, facilitati...

When a user creates a wallet in a non-custodial wallet app, the app typically prompts the user to back up the associated private key. This private key is usually presented as a 12 or 24-word list, known as a mnemonic phrase or seed. The wal...

In situations where a phone with the wallet app is lost or no longer accessible, the wallet owner can acquire a new device and regain access to the wallet on the new device.  However, if the original dev...