What innovations does this co-branded wallet bring to user experience, especially in terms of AID Dapp integration, AI interaction, and identity functions?
The AID × OneKey co-branded hardware wallet is built around three core principles: security, intelligence, and user sovereignty.
First, we have achieved seamless integration with AID Dapp. Users can directly and securely access core features such as staking, task participation, and trading without relying on browser plugins or centralized intermediaries. This provides a smoother and more transparent experience.
Secondly, we have added support for decentralized identity (DID), allowing users to have complete control over their on-chain identity. All data and signatures are generated locally and are self-managed, without relying on external storage or centralized services.
Therefore, this is not just a co-branded product—it reflects our shared commitment to building the next generation of Web3 infrastructure: a future where users control their identity, permissions, and security.
AID is closely collaborating with partners like OneKey. What are the key strategies behind wallet technology, hardware integration, and user security?
Yes, we engage in deep, multi-layered collaboration with partners like OneKey, focusing on three key pillars: wallet experience, hardware integration, and user security.
Details:
First, in terms of the wallet, we are achieving native integration between Dapps and hardware, allowing users to seamlessly utilize all features within the AID ecosystem while enhancing transaction security and execution through cold signing.
Secondly, at the hardware level, our focus is on local signing control, self-custody, and decentralized identity support—transforming cold wallets from passive storage devices into active and secure user interaction gateways.
Thirdly, for user security, we emphasize a 'preventive protection' approach. By combining AID's on-chain analysis with hardware-level safeguards, we actively detect risks and reduce phishing, signing errors, or protocol abuse.
Our belief is simple: smart finance must be built on secure, verifiable, and user-centered infrastructure. This collaboration is an important step in that direction.
AID's vision is to establish an AI-driven financial infrastructure. How does this hardware wallet serve as a gateway for users into smart DeFi?
That's a great question—it touches the core of our infrastructure philosophy.
We have always said that AID is not just a product, but an AI-driven financial operating system. This co-branded wallet with OneKey is the first trusted entry point into that system.
This is important because for most users, the first step into DeFi is not understanding smart contracts—but having a secure, controllable access gateway.
The wallet provides users with true self-custody and integrates directly with AID's core modules, allowing staking, task participation, and strategic execution in a trusted and unified environment.
We envision it as an 'entry-level experience'—secure, intuitive, intelligent, and user-first—bringing smart DeFi to everyday users.
Finally, the core value of the AID × OneKey strategic partnership conveys a key message to users.
The AID × OneKey partnership is not just about launching a wallet—but about opening a secure, intuitive, and trustworthy portal for users to enter the world of smart finance.