Ryder - Control Without Complexity

Your seed phrase is a single point of failure. TapSafe splits your backup into encrypted pieces. No single piece can unlock anything. Lose one, you're not locked out. Setup: under 60 seconds. Watch our video on TapSafe 👇

Is your crypto safe on an exchange? Mt. Gox, FTX, and countless other examples prove it's a no. Here's our guide on keeping your crypto safe 👇 ryder.id/blogs/post/is-…

TapSafe splits your wallet's backup into multiple pieces think of it like a puzzle a single piece is useless on its own, but together, they recover your wallet

The biggest crypto security threat isn't hackers. It's you leaving your front door open and not knowing it. Have your handled your threat model, anon?

We get it, tech is confusing. But it doesn't have to be. That's why we built Ryder One with a 60-second onboarding flow.

Public WiFi + crypto wallet = bad idea. You'd be surprised how many people check their portfolio at a coffee shop and call it safe. VPN minimum. Hardware wallet ideally. Don't make it easy for people.

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The irony of crypto: the technology is incredibly secure. The humans using it are the vulnerability. That's not an insult. It's just where the work needs to happen.

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#Ryder is attacking wallet fear. Ryder One has 60-second onboarding. That matters because private keys can scare normal people out of crypto. Wallet safety starts with clarity. Does simple onboarding save users?

Ryder One was built for people who take self-custody seriously but don't want security to be a full-time job. 2 taps to set up. Multiple recovery paths. Audited by Halborn. Award-winning for design. This is what security without complexity looks like.

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Your seed phrase is a master key to everything you own in crypto. Whoever has it, owns your wallet. Period. Treat it like the most valuable thing you possess. Because it is.

Here's a cute security tip from us to you: Two-factor authentication is non-negotiable. Not 2FA via SMS. That's been defeated by SIM swapping more times than anyone wants to admit. Use an authenticator app. Always.

Have you guys tried Ryder Swap on Ryder One yet? What about buying crypto via Apple Pay via @moonpay on Ryder One? How about Ryder Earn where you can stake your crypto? If you said no to any of these, go check it out. It's seamless.

Three years ago, @RyderWallet was just an idea. Today, it won a Red Dot Design Award. Still feels surreal.