$0.00gas
Gas-free from day one
New accounts and token sends are covered, so you never need to buy a coin just to move a coin.
Non-custodial wallet · Built on NEAR
Money that answers only to you.
Sela lives in your passkey. Your key is made on your device each time you sign, and it never leaves. No seed phrase, no custodian, no one looking over your shoulder.
We built Sela on one rule: we should never be able to touch your money. Not to move it. Not to freeze it. Not even if someone asks. The key is yours.
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Seed phrases
Nothing to write down, lose, or have stolen.
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Stored keys
Not on your device. Not on our servers.
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Gas fees
For new accounts and token sends.
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Tap to sign in
Your face or fingerprint is the password.
How it works
The key is born on your device. And it dies there.
Your passkey produces a secret only your device can compute. Sela turns it into your signing key in memory, signs, and lets it go. What leaves your phone is a signature, never a key.
Your device
signaturePasskeyFace ID or Touch ID
Signing keyin memory only
Signedapproved by you
only
Outside
Sela relayerpays the gas
NEARyour own account
Tap your passkey
Face ID, Touch ID or a hardware key. That's the whole sign-in.
Derived, never stored
Your device recomputes the key each time. There's no copy to steal.
Sign, then forget
Every send asks for your passkey. Only the signature leaves.
Ownership
Privacy isn't a setting here. It's the architecture.
Most apps promise not to look. Sela is built so it can't. These aren't policies we could quietly change. They're how the wallet works.
Sela can never
- Hold or see your keyIt only ever exists on your device, for a moment.
- Move or freeze your fundsNothing we run can sign for you.
- Lose a seed phrase for youThere isn't one to lose.
- Run trackers where you signNo ad, analytics, or tag scripts on the wallet.
Only you can
- Approve every transactionA fresh passkey prompt each time, every time.
- Add a backup passkeyA second phone or a security key, whenever you like.
- Hide your balancesMask amounts on screen. The setting never leaves your device.
- Take your account anywhereIt's a standard NEAR account. No lock-in.
Features
Everything a wallet should do. Nothing it shouldn't.
A backup that isn't paper
Add a second passkey on another device or a hardware key. Losing a phone doesn't mean losing your money.
One key, many chains
Chain Signatures give your account addresses on other networks, all controlled by the same passkey.
A locked-down origin
A strict content security policy, self-hosted code, and pinned wallet integrations.
Private swaps Coming
Confidential swaps through NEAR Intents, so your trades aren't a public diary.
Bring the wallet you have
Already on NEAR? Connect an existing wallet instead and keep using Sela's clean, calm interface.
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Private by default, on screen too
One tap hides every balance, for the train, the café, or the shoulder you didn't notice.
Questions
Plain answers.
The short version: it's your key, on your device, under your face or fingerprint.
What is a passkey?
A passkey is a modern replacement for passwords, built into your phone, laptop, or a hardware key. You unlock it with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device PIN. Sela uses it to produce your wallet key, so there's nothing extra to remember.
What happens if I lose my phone?
Most passkeys sync through your platform's password manager, like iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager, so a new phone signed in to the same account can open your wallet. For extra safety, add a second passkey on another device or a security key.
Can Sela see or recover my key?
No. Your key is derived on your device from your passkey and kept in memory only while you sign. It isn't stored on our servers, and we have no way to rebuild it. That's also why we can't move or freeze your funds.
Why is sending free?
Sela's relayer pays the network fee for new accounts and token sends. You sign the transaction on your device; the relayer only submits it and can't change what you signed.
Is Sela live?
Sela is in beta on NEAR testnet today, so you can try it with test tokens. Mainnet and private swaps come next.
Hold your own key.
Finally, easily.
Set up in seconds with the passkey you already have. No seed phrase, ever.