# 1Password Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/1password Guide for setting up passkeys with 1Password. If you are using Bitwarden on your iOS or Android device, you should first add another password account to your settings. * If you are using an iOS device, go to **Settings -> Autofill & Passwords -> Enable 1Password**. * If you are using an Android device, go to **Settings -> Passwords -> Passwords, passkeys, and autofill -> Select 1Password**. 1. Then open the **Clave app**. 2. Proceed with the registration process described in [how to create account](how-to-create-account) section 3. You will see the **“Create passkey”** pop-up. 4. Select **1Password** as your passkey option. 5. Click **continue**, and you created your Clave account! 1password Clave # About Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/about Welcome to Clave docs. You'll find guidelines here. ### What is Clave? Welcome to Clave – an easy-to-use, non-custodial smart wallet powered by Account Abstraction and the hardware-level security elements (e.g., Secure Enclave, Android Trustzone, etc.) to simplify the onchain experience for the next billions. Clave is designed to revolutionize your onchain journey by offering seamless transactions and robust security. But, why Clave is different? **1 - Clave Has a Simplified Onboarding and Usage** Clave ensures a smooth and intuitive onboarding process. With our innovative technologies, you can easily create an account, set a username, and start managing your digital assets without dealing with complex seed phrases or private keys. Our goal is to make blockchain accessible and easy to use for everyone, including those who are new to the space. **2- Clave Has [Hardware-Level Security](secure-enclave-technical)** Security is at the heart of Clave. We utilize state-of-the-art encryption techniques and hardware-level security elements like Secure Enclave and biometric authentication. This ensures that your assets are protected by the highest security standards, turning your smartphone into a secure vault for your digital assets. **3- Clave Has a Unique User Experience** Clave offers a user-friendly interface that integrates seamlessly into your everyday life. Whether you're sending or receiving money, swapping tokens, or managing your portfolio, Clave makes it easy and convenient. Features like nickname-based transactions, sending money with text, and social recovery further enhance the usability of our wallet. **4- Clave Has Low Network Fees** At Clave, we believe in making financial transactions affordable. That's why we leverage Layer 2 networks like Arbitrum and Base to provide significantly reduced network fees when using our wallet. This means you can manage your assets with minimal transaction costs. **5- Clave Offers Comprehensive Financial Solutions** With Clave, you get a holistic financial experience. Our wallet supports a wide range of DeFi applications, enabling you to connect with multiple dApps across Arbitrum and Base ecosystems. Whether you're looking to stake your assets, earn yield, or simply transfer funds, Clave got you covered. ### Frequently Asked Questions Clave is an easy-to-use non-custodial smart wallet powered by Account Abstraction and the hardware-level security elements (e.g. Secure Enclave, Android Trustzone, etc.) to simplify the on-chain experience for the next billions. By empowering users with a user-friendly and secure bridge to seamlessly integrate their assets into everyday life, Clave delivers a comprehensive fintech solution ensuring a holistic financial experience for all. You can download Clave on the Google Store or Apple Store. Unlike the other non-custodial EOA wallets, Clave is powered by Account Abstraction, enabling users to access programmable wallet usage and user-friendly recovery methods by removing seed phrases. Thanks to this technology, Clave users are able to have spending limits, signless transactions, and many more next-level on-chain experiences. Compared with other smart (account abstraction) wallets, Clave provides hardware-level security that turns your phone into a hardware wallet to enhance security for users. To deep dive into how Clave provides this security layer, check out our Passkey Signer blog article. Clave is currently available on Arbitrum and Base networks. Clave is a tool that allows everyone to manage their on-chain assets. In Clave, you have full control over your money without any third-party components. You can swap, trade, or do any on-chain activity you want with your savings. If you want to meet Clave in detail, go to our blog page to see the “Meet with Clave” series to learn more about how Clave works. Your Biometrics are stored in your device and never leave your device. No one can access your biometric data, including Apple or Clave. Yes! By operating on Layer 2 networks like Arbitrum and Base, we provide significantly reduced network fees compared to Ethereum mainnet. Our goal is to make blockchain transactions as affordable as possible! Do not hesitate to mail us via [info@clave.team](mailto:info@clave.team) for corporate inquiries and [marketing@clave.team](mailto:marketing@clave.team) for marketing purposes. You can also find us on our social media including X, LinkedIn, Farcaster, Telegram, and Discord. Account Abstraction is an improvement on Ethereum that enables smart contracts to be used as a wallet, bringing many different new features such as batch transactions, sponsored transactions, and paymaster. We have a comprehensive guide for Account Abstraction written by our researcher if you would like to learn more about it. Passkeys are built on the WebAuthentication (or "WebAuthn") standard, which uses public key cryptography. During account registration, the operating system creates a unique cryptographic key pair to associate with an account for the app or website. These keys are generated by the device securely and uniquely for every account. Our contracts have been audited by sector pioneers and you can find the report here. Our codes are also open source. You can always check them yourself. Clave utilizes Account Abstraction and passkeys; thus, you don’t need to remember seed phrases. Your seed phrase is encrypted in the secure enclave of your device. Clave takes advantage of Passkeys to interact with the secure enclave to sign transactions. This allows users to engage with contracts smoothly. There are two ways to recover your account. If you have multiple devices and your passkeys are synced with those devices, then you can access your Clave account on a new phone when you log in to your Apple or Google accounts. Another way to recover is via social recovery and you can always assign your friends, family members, and other wallets you use. When you lose your phone, they can assist in recovering your account. For details, check here. Unfortunately, no. Since Clave is a smart contract wallet, it is not possible to import an existing wallet. No, Clave only works on Arbitrum and Base networks. Funds sent from other networks cannot be recovered, so always double-check the network before depositing. To make deposits into your Clave account more straightforward, we partnered with Layerswap. In the “Hub” menu of the app, enter “Deposit,” then choose from which network you want to fund your account and send the fund to the Deposit Address shown on the last page. Thanks to the collaboration between Clave and Layerswap, funding your wallet is this easy. For more information about deposits, you can check our blog. Your username is attached to your wallet address on Clave, so you don’t have to write a long address. Right now, you can only send using the username on Clave, but in the future, you will be able to use your Clave username as an ENS subdomain in every wallet. If the token you have sent is not one of the default tokens on Clave, you can manually add a custom token to your portfolio page. Go to My Portfolio, click Add Token and Add Manually, then enter the token’s contract address. Now you can see it on your balance. For more detailed information, you can check our guides here. Clave uses two different methods of backup; one is Passkey and the other is Social Recovery. Passkey allows users to recover their wallets via iCloud or Google. Social Recovery makes it possible for users to add guardians and recover their wallets through them. Guardians might be your friends & family or another EOA wallet you have. We highly recommend adding at least one guardian to your account in case of losing your phone. For more details about the Backup and Recovery process, you can read our tutorial. Clave team members are experienced Web3 enthusiasts coming from different places across Europe. We are backed by industry pioneers and bring together their support with our ambition to provide a new dimension to the on-chain wallet experience. Check out our corporate values by clicking here. # Bitwarden Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/bitwarden Guide for setting up passkeys with Bitwarden. If you are using Bitwarden on your iOS or Android device, you should first add another password account to your settings. * If you are using an iOS device, go to **Settings -> Autofill & Passwords -> Enable Bitwarden**. * If you are using an Android device, go to **Settings -> Passwords -> Passwords, passkeys, and autofill -> Select Bitwarden**. 1. Then open the Clave app. 2. Proceed with the registration process described in [how to create account](how-to-create-account) section 3. You will see the **“Create passkey”** pop-up. 4. Select **Bitwarden** as your passkey option. 5. Click **continue**, and you created your Clave account! Bitwarden Guide Passkeys # Buying Tokens Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/buying-tokens Guide for buying tokens using Clave's built-in Buy function. You can easily buy various cryptocurrencies with your USDC while maintaining full custody of your funds. Purchase ETH, BTC, and many other tokens on supported networks with just a few clicks. We aggregate over multiple protocols including **Relay**, **Bungee**, **Magpie**, **LiFi**, and **ODOS** to find the best quote and route for the best possible price. ## How to Buy Tokens To buy tokens, follow these steps: 1. **Open the Clave app** and navigate to the **Invest** page. 2. **Select the token you want to buy** from the available options (e.g., ETH, BTC, etc.). 3. **View token details** - tap on the token to open its details page. 4. **Press the "Buy" button** to begin the purchase process. 5. **Enter the amount** you wish to purchase in USD. The minimum buy amount is **\$0.50**. 6. **Review the quote** - the app will show you the best available price from our aggregated protocols. 7. **Click on "Review Purchase"** to proceed to the next step. 8. **Confirm the purchase details** and swipe to complete the transaction. How to buy tokens on Clave ## Important Information * **Minimum Purchase:** \$0.50 minimum buy amount * **Payment Method:** You can buy tokens with your USDC balance * **Swap Fee:** 0.5% fee applies to all purchases * **Supported Networks:** Available on supported networks within the Clave ecosystem * **Best Pricing:** We aggregate multiple protocols to ensure you get the best available quote ## Disclaimer Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risks, and token prices can be highly volatile. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and any potential gains or losses. Please conduct your own research and consider market conditions before selling your tokens. # Changing Theme Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/changing-theme Learn how to customize the appearance of your Clave app by changing the theme and app icon. Follow these steps to personalize your experience. Customizing the UI of your Clave app is easy with the available theme options. You can switch between Light, Dark, and System themes and even change the app icon to suit your preferences. Follow the steps below to change the theme in Clave. 1. **Open the Clave App** on your device and navigate to the **Home** screen. 2. **Go to Profile**: Tap on the **Profile** menu on the navigation bar. 3. **Access Theme Settings** under the **App Settings** section. 4. **Choose Your Theme**: In the Appearance settings, you can choose between three theme options: * **Light**: A bright theme with light backgrounds. * **Dark**: A theme with darker tones for a comfortable viewing experience in low-light conditions. * **System**: Automatically matches the theme of your device’s system settings. 5. **Select an App Icon**: Below the theme options, you can also customize the app icon by selecting from the available choices. Once you’ve made your selections, your Clave app will instantly update to reflect the new theme and icon, allowing you to enjoy a personalized user experience. Switching to the Dark theme can help save battery life on devices with OLED screens. # Clave's Key Management System Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/clave-key-management Clave Has Implemented a Unique Key Management System that Offers Recoverability and Security Together. Let's Learn How the Key Management Works: Key management is not only a problem in crypto but also a widespread issue in the digital world, centered around the concept of "ownership." The primary challenge with digital ownership is the lack of a single key management solution that simultaneously provides **recoverability (I)**, **security (II)**, and **decentralization (III)**. Clave's Key Management System The Clave Application addresses this by combining the most secure key mechanism with the easiest recovery mechanisms, thus ensuring all three properties. For security, Clave utilizes **Passkey Signer**. For recoverability, it employs **Social Recovery** and **Email Recovery**. These keys are verified on-chain via smart contracts, giving users full control over their assets, ensuring that no one else can access them. # Deposits and Withdrawals Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/earn-deposit-and-withdrawals Guide for Earning Yield with Your Tokens At Clave, we have integrated Lending Pools via **Morpho** and **Aave** protocols to enable users to earn passive income by staking their assets in these pools. To earn money on Earn Hub, you need a funded wallet first. If you haven't deposited funds into Clave, follow this [guide](./how-to-fund-your-wallet). With Account Abstraction, users no longer need to perform multiple transactions while using DeFi applications. This is why earning on Clave is just one click away! **Step-by-Step Guide to Start Earning:** 1. **Go to Earn** from navigation bar. 2. **View Yield Opportunities**: You'll see various yield opportunities; simply select the asset you want to deposit and continue. 3. **Select Deposit Amount**: Choose how much you want to deposit into the Earn Pool and continue. 4. **Complete biometric authentication** after reviewing the transaction. That’s all! You’ve started to make money with your earnings. Earn Deposit ### How to Withdraw Your Funds You can withdraw your assets anytime. There's no lock-up period, and users are free to withdraw their assets whenever they want. 1. **Go to Earn** and select the position you want to withdraw from. 2. **Click the Withdraw** button. 3. **Enter the Amount You Want to Withdraw**. 4. **Click Withdraw**, and your funds will be withdrawn. You’re done! Now you’ve withdrawn your funds and can use them anywhere. Earn Withdrawal You don't need to manually collect your rewards. Thanks to Clave's yield aggregator, your rewards are automatically collected and reinvested into the pool. Where are these yields coming from? Let's learn in the next section # Google Password Manager Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/google-password-manager Complete guide for setting up Google Password Manager as your preferred password manager for Clave on Android devices. Google Password Manager is Google's built-in password manager that provides secure authentication using biometrics and passkeys. For Clave users with Android devices, you need to set Google Password Manager as your preferred passkey provider. ## Setting Up Google Password Manager as Your Passkey Provider Follow these simple steps to configure Google Password Manager for use with Clave: 1. **Go to Settings:** Open the Settings app on your Android device 2. **Search for Passkeys:** Use the search function at the top of Settings and type "passkeys" 3. **Tap "Passwords, passkeys, and autofill":** Select this option from the search results (the exact name may vary slightly depending on your device) 4. **Set Google as Preferred Service:** In the "Preferred service" section, select **Google** as your passkey provider instead of other options Google Password Manager ## Using Google Password Manager with Clave When creating your Clave account or logging in: 1. **Account Creation:** During the account creation process, when prompted to save your passkey, Google Password Manager will appear as an option 2. **Biometric Verification:** Use your configured biometric method (fingerprint, face, or screen lock) to authenticate 3. **Passkey Storage:** Your Clave passkey will be securely stored in Google Password Manager 4. **Future Access:** For subsequent logins, Google Password Manager will automatically prompt you to use your stored passkey ## Benefits of Using Google Password Manager with Clave * **Cross-Platform Sync:** Passkeys sync across all your devices signed into the same Google account * **Enhanced Security:** Hardware-backed security features on supported devices * **Biometric Authentication:** Quick and secure access using your biometrics * **Seamless Integration:** Works across Android devices and Chrome browser ## Troubleshooting If you encounter issues with Google Password Manager and Clave: 1. **Ensure Google Services are Updated:** Check for updates to Google Play Services and Chrome 2. **Verify Biometric Setup:** Make sure your biometrics or screen lock are properly configured 3. **Check Passkey Settings:** Ensure passkey support is enabled in Google Password Manager settings 4. **Clear Cache:** If experiencing issues, try clearing Google Password Manager cache in device settings # Hiding Balances Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/hiding-balances Learn how to hide your account balance in the Clave app for added privacy. For added privacy, you can hide your account balance in the Clave app. This feature allows you to keep your financial information private when using the app in public or sharing your screen. Follow the steps below to hide your balance. To hide your balance, you can press the **eye** icon next to your total balance in the home screen. Hiding Balances # Contribution Guidelines Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-contribute-to-clave If you want to contribute to Clave Documentation by fixing typos or translating the Docs to your native language, you can follow this guide. Clave uses Mintlify to create documentation. To contribute to Clave, you should start by installing Mintlify first. Prerequisite: Please install [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en) version 19 or higher before proceeding. Follow these steps to install and run Mintlify on your operating system: ### Install Mintlify `npm i -g mintlify` ### Modifying an Existing Translation If you want to modify (fixing typos, enhancing the wording etc.) an existing translation 1. **Fork the Project** Make a fork of the [clave-docs project](https://github.com/getclave/clave-docs) and create your branches from the default main branch. If your PR is still a work in progress, consider putting it into a Draft status. Once your PR is ready for review, switch it back to an active PR request, and any reviewers already attached will automatically get a notification. 2. And start modifying the texts in the MDX files. Please follow PR Rules to Open a PR. ### Adding a New Language 1. **Fork the Project** Make a fork of the [clave-docs project](https://github.com/getclave/clave-docs) and create your branches from the default main branch. If your PR is still a work in progress, consider putting it into a Draft status. Once your PR is ready for review, switch it back to an active PR request, and any reviewers already attached will automatically get a notification. 2. **Create a File Named with Your Language** (You can use the short form of the language name, for example, we used TR for Turkish) how-to-contribute 3. **Add Your Language to the JSON File** Follow the navigation guides on [Mintlify](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/navigation) to add your language to the `docs.json` file. 4. **Add Your Language to Versions** In the `docs.json` file, you'll see the code that defines the different versions of Clave Docs. Add the short name of your language to the `versions` array to enable indexing for your translations. 5. **Open Your Language's File and Start Translating.** If your PR is still a work in progress, consider putting it into a Draft status. Once your PR is ready for review, switch it back to an active PR request, and any reviewers already attached will automatically get a notification. # Creating an Account Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-create-account A guide and explainer of how to create an account with Clave. Creating an account with Clave is simple and secure. By using passkeys instead of traditional private keys and seed phrases, Clave provides an easy onboarding process with the highest security standards. Follow our step-by-step guide to set up your new Clave account and start managing your cryptocurrencies with ease. Clave is a smart wallet that uses passkeys rather than private keys and seed phrases. These technologies are supported by [Apple](https://support.apple.com/en-us/102195) and [Google](https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/13548313?hl=en), so Clave uses highly secure encryption techniques to provide users with the highest security and easiest way to control their funds. Thanks to these new improvements, you don’t have to worry about complicated private keys or seed phrases and you can turn your phone into a hardware wallet! Now, head to the App Store or Google Play Store and [download Clave](https://getclave.go.link/feNVf?ref=docs.getclave.com). After downloading Clave, 1. **Open the app** and click "Create New Account" 2. Choose your unique username 3. Add your email as account backup 4. Add your referral code (optional) 5. Sign in via **Face ID** Voila! You created your account! account creation ## **Home** **Home** is a dashboard for your account. You can * Check your balance, * Portfolio showing tokens you own, * See your most recent transaction history, * Navigate through the mostly used features,, account creation **Now, what?** It's time to deposit your funds! If you have cryptos in another wallet or centralized exchange, you can deposit it into your Clave account on Arbitrum or Base networks by directly sending it to your address. Now, you are ready to delve into the forest of DeFi with your Clave wallet. Enjoy free transactions, seamless UI, and the smoothest experience! # Delete Your Account Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-delete-account This guide will help you to delete your Clave - Smart Wallet account and will initiate the process of data deletion. Please transfer all your funds out of the wallet prior to deletion process. ### Account Deletion 1. Launch the Clave Smart Wallet app on your mobile device. 2. Navigate to the Account Settings. 3. Tap on the profile icon. 4. Select "Settings" from the menu. 5. Select "Advanced Settings" option. 6. Scroll down to find the “Delete Account” option. 7. Tap on “Delete Account” and confirm your decision by following the on-screen prompts. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, please contact our customer support team at [privacy@clave.team](mailto:privacy@clave.team) with the subject line “Account Deletion Request.” ### Collected Data 1. **Account Information** Your public wallet address, email (optional) and username (optional), photo (optional). Other users can view your profile, including your photo, within the app, fostering a more interactive community. If you prefer to maintain complete privacy, we recommend not providing optional information such as your username or photo. 2. **Device Information** Such as the type and version of the device,, certain device settings like language, time, time zone, and Internet Protocol (IP) address. 3. **Usage Information** Information about activity on the digital content viewed, features accessed, such as visited pages, searches, or links clicked. 4. **Push Token** We rely on the push notification systems of your device, such as iOS and Android, to send you notifications related to your wallet activities and security. These push tokens (device tokens) do not carry any personal information but are used solely to direct notifications to devices that have our wallet software installed. This ensures that important information about your wallet is securely and directly delivered to your device. Anyone who wishes to completely avoid the processing of push token data can disable push notifications for the app in the Settings section of their device. Therefore, we are unable to process your push token identity that is generated based on your device information. 5. **Transaction Information** The information contains data about the type of transaction, amount, assets, and other transaction metadata. We may collect your information from other sources, including: * **Publicly available Blockchain Data** We collect publicly available blockchain data, including details of transactions, assets held in your wallet, and other relevant information. This is essential to accurately reflect the activity in your wallet and ensure the security of your operations within the blockchain network. This data helps us maintain the integrity and reliability of our app by providing real-time, accurate information directly to your device. 6. **Android\_ID** We collect unique device identifiers to track certain ad performances of Clave Wallet and prevent certain sybil attack factors for our campaigns. ### Deletion and Data Removal Process Upon account deletion, Clave Smart Wallet will securely delete all associated user data within 6 years after the end of service, ensuring full compliance with data retention policies. If a user submits a request for data removal, all data will be permanently erased from our systems within one year of the request. This process ensures that user privacy is respected while adhering to legal and regulatory requirements. # Funding Your Wallet from Arbitrum and Base Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-fund-your-wallet A Guide for funding Clave wallet from CEXs and other wallets! If you haven't deposited any funds to Clave, no problem! Here is the guide to depositing from CEXs and other wallets. ## Getting Your Wallet Address To receive funds in your Clave wallet, you'll need to share your wallet address with the sender. Here's how to access it: 1. **Navigate to your deposit screen**: From your wallet's main screen, tap on "Deposit" to navigate to the wallet address section. 2. **View your address**: You'll see your wallet address displayed along with a QR code for easy sharing. 3. **Copy your address**: Use the "Copy Address" to copy your wallet address to your clipboard for sharing. 4. **Check supported networks**: Make sure to verify the supported networks. As shown in the app, you can receive funds on: * **Arbitrum One** * **Base** * or other supported networks as indicated in the app 5. Or, tap the "Show QR Code" button to display a scannable QR code that others can use to send you funds. Wallet Address Interface **Important Notes:** * Only send funds from supported networks shown in your app * Double-check the network before sending funds to avoid losing them * Your wallet address remains the same across supported networks # Funding Your Wallet from Other Chains Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-fund-your-wallet-from-other-chains A guide for funding Clave wallet from other chains. **Coming Soon**: We are actively working on enabling deposits from other chains. This feature is currently in development and will be available soon. Stay tuned for updates! # Sending/Withdrawing Token via Clave Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-send-money-via-clave A guide for sending tokens with Clave, using nicknames. The Easiest Way to Send Tokens, Crypto, and Stablecoins: Clave. Discover how effortlessly you can transfer funds with Clave's user-friendly features. Whether you're sending to a username, creating a magic link, or requesting crypto, Clave simplifies the process and ensures secure transactions. Follow our detailed guide to learn how to make the most of Clave's seamless money transfer capabilities. By clicking “Send” on the home screen, you can easily send crypto to anyone via Clave. **1. Send to Clave Username** This is the most conventional way to send crypto to others. If the person you are sending crypto to already has a Clave account, you can simply write their username and send it. To send money via username, simply follow these steps: 1. Open the Clave app and click on the **Send** button. 2. **Search for the Username**: In the search bar, type the Clave username. If you don’t remember the exact username, you can search for it. If the recipient does not use Clave, you can write their ENS and wallet address or scan the QR and send it. 3. **Select the recipient** from the search results. 4. **Enter the Amount** of cryptocurrency you wish to send. 5. **Review the Transaction Details**: recipient address, asset, and amount. 6. Tap **Confirm** to proceed with the transaction and complete biometric authentication. Send to username **2. Send (Withdraw) to Wallet Address** Instead of sending to a Clave username, you can also send to a wallet address. This is useful if the recipient does not use Clave, or if you are withdrawing your funds to a centralized exchange (CEX) or other wallet. Withdrawals are only available on Arbitrum and Base networks. Please double check the network before withdrawing. # Sending Token With Links Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/how-to-send-money-with-link Sending money is as easy as texting to friends. How does it work? Let's learn the details and see how simple it can be. Payment links let you send money via any messaging platform (like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Instagram) without needing the recipient's address. This method eliminates the need to know the recipient's account information, and the best part is that the recipient doesn't even need to have a Clave account beforehand, made possible by the infrastructure of the [Peanut Protocol](https://x.com/PeanutProtocol?ref=docs.getclave.com). To create a payment link, you should follow these steps: 1. **Open the Clave app** and navigate to the home screen. 2. **Click on "Send"** to begin the process of sending money. 3. **Choose "Send with payment link"** from the bottom of the screen. 4. **Enter the amount** of cryptocurrency you wish to send. You can select the type of cryptocurrency from the list provided. 5. **Confirm the details** and complete biometric authentication to proceed. 6. **Your payment link is now ready.** You can share this link via any messaging platform, such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or Instagram. sendmoney1 Just send the link, and the recipient can claim the funds with a few simple steps. ### **Payment links offer the flexibility to send money to literally ANYONE!** You can choose the cryptocurrency you'd like to send, enter the amount, and swipe to confirm. Voilà! Your magic link is ready to make someone's day. You can also find your unclaimed links in your transaction history. **Now, [get your Clave](https://getclave.go.link/feNVf?ref=docs.getclave.com) to send money to anyone with links!** # iCloud Keychain Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/icloud-keychain Guide for setting up passkeys with iCloud Keychain. If you are using iCloud Keychain on your iOS device, you should first activate the password account in your settings. 1. Go to \*\*Settings -> Passwords -> Password Options -> Toggle on “AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys” 2. Switch on **Passwords** option to enable iCloud Passkeys. 3. Open the **Clave app**. 4. Continue with registration process described in [how to create account](how-to-create-account) section iCloud Keychain Clave # Invite and Earn Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/invite-and-earn Learn how to refer your friends to Clave and earn rewards. Follow these steps to share your referral code and start earning. Referring friends to Clave is a great way to earn rewards while helping others get started with crypto. Follow these steps to invite your friends and make money. ### Steps to Refer a Friend 1. **Open the Clave App** on your device and navigate to the **Home** screen. 2. Tap on the **Profile** menu on the navigation bar. 3. In the Profile screen, find the **Invite Friends** menu and tap on it to access your referral code. 4. Tap the **Share** button next to your referral code to share it with your friends. Your referral code is your Clave username. 5. **Share Your Referral Code** via messaging platforms, email, or social media. ### What You and Your Friends Get **Coming Soon**: We are actively working on enabling referrals. This feature is currently in development and will be available soon. Stay tuned for updates and keep inviting your friends! # Logging in Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/login-clave Learn how to sign in to your Clave account quickly and securely using biometric authentication of your passkey. Follow these steps to access your wallet. If you already have an account, you can follow these steps to log in to Clave. ### Steps to Sign In 1. **Open the Clave App** and you will **Get Started** option on the welcome screen. 2. Tap **Sign in to my account** button to proceed to the sign-in options. 3. **Choose Your Wallet**: You will be presented with a list of available wallets associated with your device. Select the wallet you want to use by tapping on it. The passkey pop-up UI might look different in various devices and operating systems. 4. **Authenticate with Biometric Authentication** to complete the sign-in process. Account Settings Once authenticated, you will be signed in to your Clave account, ready to go to the onchain world! # Logging Out Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/logout-clave Learn how to log out of the Clave app securely. Follow these steps to sign out of your account from the Clave app. If you want to log out or change your account, you can follow these steps to log out. 1. Open the Clave app and tap on the **Profile** icon located at the bottom left of the screen. 2. Under Profile Section, tap on the **Log out** option at the bottom of the list. 3. A **confirmation pop-up** will appear asking if you are sure you want to log out. Click on the **Log out** button to confirm. After logging out, you will be redirected to the welcome screen, ensuring your account is securely logged out of the device. # Passkey Signer Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/passkeys-technical Clave Utilizes Passkeys for Secure Key Management, This Explainer Will Explain How Does It Work: Central to the trustless nature of Web3 is Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). In simple terms, ECC allows users to prove their identity without needing of middleman. It provides strong security while using shorter codes, making it ideal for Web3's decentralized platforms. One of the most evident manifestations of ECC in the Web3 environment is the 12-word mnemonic phrase often required to access a user's account. Instead of relying on the traditional username-password combo, as seen in the Web2 ecosystem, Web3 users are provided with a unique set of 12 words. These words, derived from their cryptographic keys, act as a passphrase to their digital wallets or accounts. This not only revolutionizes the way users prove ownership removing the dependency on centralized entities that was pervasive in Web2. However, this innovation doesn't come without its challenges. The responsibility of safeguarding these 12 words lies solely with the user. Unlike forgetting a password in a Web2 system, where account recovery might be a click away, losing one's 12-word phrase in the Web3 ecosystem could mean permanent loss of access to one's digital assets and identity. This critical responsibility, though securing user data from centralized breaches, poses a significant barrier to mainstream adoption of Web3. It requires a paradigm shift in user behavior and understanding, as the stakes are considerably higher than misplacing a password. ## Passkeys As Web3 reshapes the digital landscape, introducing decentralized and trustless operations, there's an emerging need for heightened security measures. Enter the concept of Hardware Sign, an innovative approach that promises to take digital identity verification to new heights. So, what exactly is Hardware Sign? At its core, Hardware Sign is the principle of using a device's dedicated microchips, like Secure Enclaves, to prove a user's identity. Rather than relying on external servers or online platforms, the authentication process occurs right within your device. Hardware Sign's significance stems from its localized approach to identity verification. By keeping the authentication process confined within the device, it drastically reduces the risk of online breaches or middlemen interference. Furthermore, it leverages the intrinsic security features of modern devices, ensuring that even if a device is lost or stolen, the data within the Secure Enclave remains protected. In the continuously evolving world of digital security, the introduction of the Secure Enclave marks a significant step forward. But what is it, and how does it change the game, especially in the context of Web3? ### Understanding the Secure Enclave The Secure Enclave is an advanced hardware feature, specifically designed to act as a protective shield around users' most sensitive data. Unlike other parts of a device, which might handle everything from app processes to notifications, the Secure Enclave is a distinct microchip, isolated from all other components of the device. This separation ensures that sensitive data, such as biometric information and cryptographic keys, are isolated from potential threats that might compromise other parts of a device. Learn [more here](secure-enclave-technical) ### Accessing the Secure Enclave Another key aspect of the Secure Enclave is its fortified access mechanisms. Data stored within it can only be accessed through either a passcode or biometric authentication methods like Face ID or Touch ID. This adds an extra layer of security, making sure that even if a device falls into the wrong hands, the data within the Secure Enclave remains secure. ### Integrating Secure Enclave into Web3 Perhaps the most groundbreaking feature of the Secure Enclave, especially in the realm of Web3, is its support for Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). This means that the Secure Enclave can generate and manage cryptographic key pairs, crucial for digital transactions and identity verification in the Web3 ecosystem. Even more impressive is the capability of the Secure Enclave to sign messages using the internally generated key, without ever allowing the extraction of the key from its confines. In practical terms, this ensures the highest level of data security, as the key never leaves the safety of the Secure Enclave, eliminating potential points of vulnerability. For Web3 users, this has profound implications. Instead of remembering a 12-word mnemonic phrase to access their accounts — a cumbersome process for many — users can simply use their biometric data. When a user employs, say, their fingerprint via Touch ID, the Secure Enclave verifies the biometric data, signs the necessary cryptographic messages internally, and grants access. This seamless process not only enhances security but also provides an intuitive and user-friendly experience. ## Our Key Management Approach At the core of our approach is the utilization of Secure Enclaves. The cryptographic key, essential for your transactions, is generated within this enclave and importantly, it never leaves its confines. This encapsulation ensures the key's security even during transaction processes. ### The Key Creation Process The journey starts when a user decides to generate a cryptographic key pair. Here's how it unfolds: 1. Biometric Authentication: The user initiates the key generation process by providing biometric authentication, such as a fingerprint or facial recognition. This step ensures that only the genuine user can authorize the creation of a key pair within the Secure Enclave. 2. Internal Key Generation: Post authentication, the Secure Enclave creates the cryptographic key pair. The essential factor to note here is that the generated key remains within the Secure Enclave, never venturing outside, ensuring its absolute security. Passkey's Technical Explainer ### The Transaction Process Once the key is securely generated, it can be used to sign messages, a fundamental step for initiating transactions in the Web3 world. The process is straightforward yet robust: 1. Initiating the Signing Process: When a user wishes to make a transaction, the app takes the required message and forwards a signing request to the Secure Enclave. 2. Biometric Authentication for Signing: To confirm the signing request, the user provides biometric authentication once again. This step ensures that only the authorized user can approve the signing of a message using the stored key. 3. Internal Message Signing: The Secure Enclave, upon receiving user authorization, signs the message with the key created inside the Secure Enclave. 4. Ready for the Blockchain: The signed message is now in a transaction format, primed and ready to be recorded on the blockchain. Passkey's Technical Explainer A genuine concern, but there's a silver lining. With Secure Enclave, even if your device falls into the wrong hands, accessing sensitive information is next to impossible. But how do you recover your account? [Read more about recovery here](./recovery-technical). # Recovery Methods at Clave Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/recovery-technical If a User Loses All of Their Devices,Their Keys are Not Accessible, Given That the Key Within The Secure Enclave is non-extractable. To Address This Problem, Clave Has Developed a Recovery Mechanism. An ideal recovery mechanism is an indispensable aspect of digital asset security, especially when utilizing advanced technologies like Passkey Signing. The perfect recovery solution should be user-friendly, resistant to censorship, cheap, efficient, and devoid of introducing any additional trust assumptions. Recognizing the critical importance of a solid recovery solution, Clave has implemented a comprehensive recovery mechanism at Clave, which includes a 48-hour time lock feature designed to reduce the risk from malicious actors. ### Characteristics of an Ideal Recovery Mechanism: * **User-Friendly:** The mechanism should be intuitive and accessible, ensuring that users, regardless of their technical proficiency, can navigate through the recovery process with ease and precision. * **Censorship-Resistant:** It should be impervious to external manipulations and interferences, enabling users to have uninterrupted access to their assets in varied geopolitical landscapes. * **Economically Viable:** The cost implications of utilizing the recovery mechanism should be minimal, allowing users from different economic backgrounds to benefit from the service. * **Efficient:** The process should be streamlined and prompt, ensuring users can regain access to their assets without undue delays or complications. * **No Additional Trust Assumptions:** It is crucial that the mechanism does not necessitate the introduction of any new trust assumptions, maintaining the integrity and security of the user's assets. ### The 48-Hour Time Lock: The incorporation of a 48-hour time lock in both recovery mechanisms is a deliberate measure designed to prevent potential unauthorized access and malicious activities. After beginning the recovery process, the user receives a notification from the Clave app and/or email and is given 48 hours to cancel the recovery. This provides a recovery mechanism without introducing new trust assumptions, as the user maintains complete control over their assets. ## First Recovery Option: Native Recovery with Passkeys Passkeys are designed as a secure and user-friendly alternative to traditional passwords, utilizing a technology that greatly eliminates the risk of phishing. This system involves the creation of a unique pair of cryptographic keys for each account: a public key, which is openly stored on the server, and a private key, which remains confidential and is securely held on the user's device. When a user creates an account with passkeys, the encrypted version of the private key is synced via the Cloud. This means that if users lose their device, they can recover the key from other devices if the device is selected as a "trusted device". The Passkeys are encrypted via Secure Enclave (biometrics), and the encrypted version is shared via Cloud. This means that even if the Cloud gets compromised, no one can access it. This recovery method native to Passkeys has a flaw: if you lose all devices, you cannot recover your account. Thus, we've implemented Social Recovery. ## Second Recovery Option: Social Recovery Instead of using iCloud or Google Drive, users can pick family or friends to help them get their account back if needed. Users can do this by giving the friend’s or family member’s Clave nickname or address. After picking a backup option, there’s a 48-hour wait time during which users can change their mind and stop the process if they want to. To start getting their account back using a new device, users need to give their helper’s Clave nickname or address. Clave will then make a link that users send to their helpers. Like when picking a backup option, there’s a 48-hour wait time during the recovery process, giving users a chance to stop it from the original device if needed. This way, called Social Recovery, is all about giving users more choices to keep their accounts safe, mixing security with the help of friends or family, and making it all easy to manage. Social Recovery Mechanism Clave ## Third Recovery Option: Email Recovery with Privy Social Recovery is a powerful tool, but it comes with a limitation: the recoverer must have an on-chain address. To overcome this, Clave has introduced a new recovery method called Email Recovery, which allows anyone to become a Clave recoverer using their email accounts. # Renaming Passkeys Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/renaming-passkeys Guide for renaming passkeys on Apple devices. Renaming your Passkey in the Clave app is a straightforward process that allows you to customize and organize your credentials for easier access and management. Follow these steps to rename your Passkey: 1. Open **Passwords** app on your iOS device. 2. Search for your **getclave.io** passkeys. 3. Tap on your **getclave.io** passkey you want to rename. 4. Tap **Edit** in the upper right corner. 5. Modify the **User Name** field to your preferred name (e.g., "My Main Wallet"). 6. Tap **Save** to save your changes. Renaming Passkey Now that you know how to rename your Passkey, you can keep your Clave credentials organized and easily accessible. # Reward Types Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/reward-types Clave only offers Compounded rewards. Compounded earnings automatically reinvest, maximizing returns through compound interest. These rewards ensure 24/7 access to your earnings without any lock-up period. # Samsung Pass Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/samsung-pass Complete guide for setting up Samsung Pass as your preferred password manager for Clave on Android devices. Samsung Pass is Samsung's built-in password manager that provides secure authentication using biometrics and passkeys. For Clave users with Samsung devices, you need to set Samsung Pass as your preferred passkey provider. ## Setting Up Samsung Pass as Your Passkey Provider Follow these simple steps to configure Samsung Pass for use with Clave: 1. **Go to Settings:** Open the Settings app on your Samsung device 2. **Search for Passkeys:** Use the search function at the top of Settings and type "passkeys" 3. **Tap "Passwords, passkeys, and autofill":** Select this option from the search results (the exact name may vary slightly depending on your device) 4. **Set Samsung Pass as Preferred Service:** In the "Preferred service" section, select **Samsung Pass** as your passkey provider instead of Google or other options Samsung Pass ## Using Samsung Pass with Clave When creating your Clave account or logging in: 1. **Account Creation:** During the account creation process, when prompted to save your passkey, Samsung Pass will appear as an option 2. **Biometric Verification:** Use your configured biometric method (fingerprint, face, or iris) to authenticate 3. **Passkey Storage:** Your Clave passkey will be securely stored in Samsung Pass 4. **Future Access:** For subsequent logins, Samsung Pass will automatically prompt you to use your stored passkey ## Benefits of Using Samsung Pass with Clave * **Seamless Integration:** Native Samsung ecosystem integration * **Enhanced Security:** Hardware-backed security features * **Biometric Authentication:** Quick and secure access using your biometrics * **Automatic Sync:** Passkeys sync across your Samsung devices signed into the same Samsung account ## Troubleshooting If you encounter issues with Samsung Pass and Clave: 1. **Ensure Samsung Pass is Updated:** Check for updates in the Galaxy Store 2. **Verify Biometric Setup:** Make sure your biometrics are properly configured 3. **Check Passkey Settings:** Ensure passkey support is enabled in Samsung Pass settings 4. **Clear Cache:** If experiencing issues, try clearing Samsung Pass cache in device settings For additional help with account creation or login issues, visit our [troubleshooting](./troubleshooting) page. # How Does Secure Enclave Work? Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/secure-enclave-technical Clave Utilizes Consumer Hardware That Almost All Users Already Have in Their Everyday Devices: Secure Enclave and Passkeys. Web3 Ownership Proving Almost all modern devices have two primary components: **an operating system** (with associated shared storage) and a **Secure Enclave.** The operating system handles most operations except for sensitive tasks like protecting biometric data, cryptographic keys, encryption, and device unlocking. Developers created a dedicated microchip called the Secure Enclave to manage these sensitive operations separately. The Secure Enclave functions similarly to a hardware wallet; it operates independently, securely handling sensitive data, and even the device owner cannot access its contents. Fortunately, the Secure Enclave supports cryptographic operations, such as creating private keys and signing messages with them. The Secure Enclave includes several key features that make it a secure place to store data. **Secure Enclave is Isolated:** The Secure Enclave operates independently from the main processor, ensuring that sensitive operations, such as protecting biometric data and cryptographic keys, are handled in a secure environment that is not accessible to other parts of the system. **Secure Enclave Has a Dedicated Microprocessor:** The Secure Enclave has its own microprocessor running an Apple-customized version of the L4 microkernel. This microprocessor is dedicated solely to secure operations, providing strong isolation and preventing attack vectors. **Secure Enclave Has a Memory Protection:** The Secure Enclave uses a dedicated region of the device’s DRAM memory with multiple layers of protection. This includes encryption and authentication mechanisms to ensure that the data remains secure even if the memory is accessed. **Secure Enclave Has a Secure Boot:** The Secure Enclave includes a dedicated Secure Enclave Boot ROM, establishing a hardware root of trust. During startup, the Secure Enclave Boot ROM initializes the memory protection and verifies the software's cryptographic integrity, ensuring that only authorized software can execute. **Secure Enclave Can Make Cryptographic Operations:** The Secure Enclave supports various cryptographic operations, including key generation and signing. This means that private keys can be generated and used for cryptographic operations within the Secure Enclave without exposing them to the rest of the system.These features make the Secure Enclave hardware level secure. So, wait; What Does Hardware Security Mean? Hardware level security refers an Isolated, Memory Protected, Tamper Resistant security. And as you can see, Secure Enclave supports it. Secure Enclave Explainer Clave utilizes Secure Enclave with Passkeys, which is an authentication mechanism that use Secure Enclave to store private keys and sign messages securely. This enables Clave to achieve one click onboarding with hardware level security. Secure Enclave Explainer ## What are The Differences Between Clave, Hot Wallets and Hardware Wallets? We’ve launched Clave with a clear vision: to transform your everyday devices into a secure hardware wallet. Clave is now live, boasting passkey-based authentication and is ready for mass adoption. But the question remains: does Clave truly offer the security of a hardware wallet? Let's delve into this. ### Private Key Creation **Hardware Wallets:** These wallets generate private keys internally within the device itself. The keys are never exposed to the operating system (OS), safeguarding them even if the device is compromised. **Hot Wallets:** Conversely, hot wallets generate keys directly on the OS, making them vulnerable if the device is compromised. **Clave (Consumer-TEE Based Wallets):** Like a hardware wallet, Clave generates keys within the secure enclave of the hardware, ensuring they are never exposed to the Operating System. ### Key Storage **Hardware Wallets:** Keys are stored within the device and are not accessible through the Operating System. **Hot Wallets:** Keys are stored on the OS, which poses risks if the device security is breached. **Clave (Consumer-TEE Based Wallets):** Keys are encrypted in the secure enclave (SE), and the encrypted version is stored in the Operating System. This method mirrors the security protocols of hardware wallets. And no one can access the keys. ### Transaction Signing **Hardware Wallets with Displays:** Users rely on the device’s display, which is considered secure and can only be updated through firmware updates. **Hardware Wallets with no Display:** Users rely on the wallet software to show what they sign, similar to hot wallets. **Hot Wallets:** Users must trust the wallet's software to display transaction details for signing accurately. **Clave (Consumer-TEE Based Wallets):** Clave operates through a mobile app, requiring users to trust the app to display what they are signing. Although this is similar to hot wallets, it’s important to note that the difference between Clave and traditional hardware wallets is minimal because hardware wallet firmware updates are similar to Clave’s app updates. # Selling Tokens Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/selling-tokens Guide for selling tokens using Clave's built-in Sell function. You can easily sell your cryptocurrencies to receive USDC while maintaining full custody of your funds. Convert ETH, BTC, and many other tokens back to USDC on supported networks with just a few clicks. We aggregate over multiple protocols including **Relay**, **Bungee**, **Magpie**, **LiFi**, and **ODOS** to find the best quote and route for the best possible price. ## How to Sell Tokens To sell your tokens, follow these steps: 1. **Open the Clave app** and navigate to the **Invest** page. 2. **Select the token you want to sell** from your available balance (e.g., ETH, BTC, etc.). 3. **View token details** - tap on the token to open its details page. 4. **Press the "Sell" button** to begin the selling process. 5. **Enter the amount** you wish to sell. You can specify either the token amount or the USD equivalent. 6. **Review the quote** - the app will show you the best available price from our aggregated protocols. 7. **Click on "Review Sale"** to proceed to the next step. 8. **Confirm the sale details** and swipe to complete the transaction. How to sell tokens on Clave ## Important Information * **Receive USDC:** All token sales convert to USDC in your wallet * **Swap Fee:** 0.5% fee applies to all sales * **Supported Networks:** Available on supported networks within the Clave ecosystem * **Best Pricing:** We aggregate multiple protocols to ensure you get the best available quote # Introduction Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/technical-introduction A General Overview of Clave's Components. Clave is a smart contract-based, mobile-first wallet (a.k.a. Smart Wallet) that operates on Arbitrum and Base, leveraging account abstraction and hardware elements to provide the best user experience with the best security available on modern devices. Clave consists of three parts: 1. User Device, Clave Application 2. Clave Backend 3. Onchain part - Smart Contracts. ### 1) Clave Application and User Device Clave is a mobile wallet that can be downloaded to Android and iOS devices. Clave utilizes Webauthn standard (passkeys) and provides hardware-level security. Webauthn is a new authentication method designed to eliminate the need for passwords and utilizes public key cryptography. Clave is one of the first teams to implement Passkeys into Smart Accounts. You can find more information in the passkeys section: ### 2) Clave Gateway (Backend) Clave has a backend that indexes blockchain data and shows users to best up to data from onchain. It also listens to users’ transactions and shows users the transaction status. It is designed to have no latency (submilliseconds) and serve seamless UX for the users. ### 3) Onchain Smart Contracts Clave accounts are self-custodial and smart contract based, powered by Biconomy. Clave account contracts are ERC-7579 compatible which means they are fully programmable and modular. # Welcome to Clave Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/welcome-to-clave Experience the future of crypto with Clave - the most advanced self-custodial smart wallet. Unified balances, multichain recovery, auto-compounded yields, payment links, and sometimes free transactions. Crypto has never been this simple. Clave Banner Clave is a smart wallet that makes crypto actually usable. Built on Arbitrum and Base networks, it removes the complexity that makes crypto frustrating for most people. ## What makes Clave different **Multichain support**: Your wallet works across Arbitrum and Base. See all your tokens in one place, move between networks easily, and recover your account from either network. **Automatic earnings**: Your money can grow automatically through DeFi protocols. We find good earning opportunities so you don't have to research them yourself. **Simple recovery**: Lost your phone? Recover your wallet with your email or ask friends you've set as backup contacts. No need to remember complicated seed phrases. **Easy transactions**: * Send crypto with just a link - no copying wallet addresses * Sometimes get free transactions when you're low on gas * Use your fingerprint or face to approve payments * Spend crypto with a debit card (coming soon) ## Get started Thousands of people already use Clave to manage their crypto without the usual headaches. Whether you're new to crypto or have been around for years, Clave just works better. [Create your account](how-to-create-account) - it takes about a minute. # Yield Opportunities Source: https://docs.getclave.com/en/yield-opportunities Learn Where Clave Earn's Yield is Coming From ## Lending Pools Lending pools in blockchains operate like digital banks, eliminating the need for traditional intermediaries. In these systems, individuals with extra cryptocurrency can contribute their tokens to a pool, creating a collective fund. Borrowers can then access this pool, but they must provide collateral to secure their loans, ensuring the safety of the lenders' funds. Lenders earn interest from their contributions, which comes from the fees paid by borrowers. This setup allows people to lend or borrow cryptocurrency easily and safely, all without needing a traditional financial institution. We've enabled multiple lending pools in our Earn section for yield opportunities on **Morpho** and **Aave** protocols. ## LP Pools A Liquidity Provider pool is where users can provide liquidity to decentralized exchanges in return for earning a portion of the trading fees and other rewards. These pools play a crucial role in the functioning of DEXs by ensuring there is sufficient liquidity for trading activities. Currently, Clave does have any LP pools.