Your wallet, explained

Your keys. Your control.

See who controls your Orrerie Wallet, how two-of-three approval works, and how recovery, Send, Swap, Spend and gas funding fit together.

The ownership map

Three owners.
Two approvals.

For your asset wallets, your phone and offline card give you two independent keys. Orrerie holds the third. One owner alone cannot move Funding or Spot funds.

Held by you

Your phone

Your everyday signing key. Encrypted locally and unlocked when you approve a payment.

Held by you

Your offline card

Your independent backup owner. Store it separately from the phone and its recovery words.

Held by Orrerie

The co-signer

Checks the exact transaction and adds one signature. It cannot spend or change owners alone.

2/3

Enforced on the native chain

Any two distinct owners

The network’s asset-wallet rules require two approvals. Account sign-in, an app setting or one server key cannot replace them.

Funding

Your everyday wallet

Receive, send and pay from your chosen network address.

Spot

A separate set of wallets

Separate owner keys, addresses and signing approval. Paying network fees does not combine their authority.

The wallet holds assets on its network. Orrerie Wallet helps you review and coordinate the transaction.

Control starts with your keys.

Each supported native asset wallet has three distinct owners and a threshold of two. Your phone, Orrerie’s side-specific co-signer and your offline card each hold one owner key.

Orrerie cannot meet that threshold alone. Funding and Spot keep separate signing authority. Email sign-in restores access to your account records; it does not recreate your private wallet keys.

Your two keys can work without ours.

If you retain your phone key and offline card, you retain two owners. The server key is not required to meet the native asset wallet threshold.

A backup of your original phone words restores that same phone owner; it is not an extra owner. Keep it separate from the offline card. Losing access to two owners can permanently remove access to the wallet.

Your phone key Your offline key

No server signature required

These two owners can meet the native threshold for independent recovery or exit.

You still need both sets of recovery words, a current Recovery kit exported while Orrerie is available, and funds for network fees. The Orrerie Recovery tool signs with them on your own computer; Orrerie’s servers are not involved.

One approval model. Different payment journeys.

Send, Swap and Spend all start with an exact wallet transaction you approve. A quote or a provider status does not replace a signature, and an outgoing transfer does not by itself prove a swap payout or order delivery.

Spend supports the selected retail, travel, food and mobile-service products described on its page. Digital-content, charity and test products are excluded. Swap routes have separate provider and regional restrictions, including SideShift’s IP-based permission check.

You review

The wallet, network, asset, amount, destination and fee.

Two owners approve

The phone constructs or independently checks what it signs. The server checks the exact transaction before co-signing.

The network executes

The native wallet threshold authorizes the outgoing transaction.

Send

Assets leave your wallet for the recipient you approved. Network confirmation establishes the transfer.

Swap

An approved protocol or third-party provider carries out the selected route. Sending funds and receiving the output are separate events.

Spend

Your approved wallet payment funds an eligible retail or mobile-service order. Payment confirmation and product delivery are tracked separately.

Understand the balance that pays the fees.

Your separate Personal Gas phrase controls the EVM gas account and fee-only Solana and TRON addresses. The keys stay on your phone; Orrerie does not hold your personal fee funds or keys. Your Funding and Spot asset wallets retain their separate two-of-three owners. Paying fees gives a gas key no asset-owner vote.

Choose one BSC USDT funding amount and follow the current Relay deposit instructions. The initial deposit route supplies USDT and starter BNB to your gas account. Your phone then signs the reviewed conversions into native gas on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism and Base. Each route has its own fee and settlement status.

Once funded, your EVM gas account pays the network fee in the same transaction that executes an approved asset-Safe send. It needs no gas conversion before every send. Your gas Solana address pays network fees and required account rent for creation, sends, transfers, Spend payments, cancellations, wallet hops and supported recovery. Set it up in Personal Gas and add SOL directly to that address. Your gas TRON address buys Energy by paying the reviewed invoice directly to TronRental. The sending asset wallet still pays its own on-chain bandwidth, multisignature and any applicable burn fee. Add TRX to the gas address for Energy and keep enough TRX in the asset wallet for its separate chain fee.

The separate Personal Gas phrase and correct network derivation paths let you recover those gas addresses without an Orrerie signature. These flows have no operator reserve fallback. Bitcoin-family fees remain part of their native transactions.

Gas under your control

Your fees. Your keys.

One separate Personal Gas phrase controls your EVM, Solana and TRON fee keys on your phone. Your asset wallets keep their separate two-of-three owners.

One BSC USDT deposit flowRelay converts · your address receives

What you own

Relay delivers ETH, BNB and POL to your gas address across six EVM networks. Add SOL and TRX directly to your separate gas Solana and TRON addresses.

Your separate gas phrase and the correct network derivation paths restore these fee addresses in compatible tools, without Orrerie’s signature.

What you approve

Review the allocationSee each route, amount, destination and fee.
Fund your networksRelay first supplies USDT and starter BNB. Your phone signs the native-gas distribution.
Send from your SafeOn EVM, one target-chain transaction pays the fee and executes the two-owner-approved asset transfer.

Your gas Solana address pays fees and required rent. Your gas TRON address pays TronRental Energy invoices; the asset wallet pays its separate chain fee. Orrerie holds no Personal Gas keys or funds, and these flows have no operator reserve fallback.

Frequently asked questions

Can Orrerie move my wallet funds on its own?

No. Orrerie holds one asset-owner key. An asset wallet requires two distinct owners, including for changes to wallet ownership. Your separate Personal Gas keys for EVM, Solana and TRON stay under your control; Orrerie does not hold them.

Do I need the server key for independent recovery?

Not if you have both your phone key and offline key. Together they meet the threshold. You also need your wallet data, which a Recovery kit from the app provides, and funds for network fees. The Orrerie Recovery tool signs with those two keys on your own computer; email access alone is insufficient.

Does gas use the same two-of-three owners?

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