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Yes. Cedar coordinates wallet actions but does not hold the private key for your passkey, phone approval, or recovery phrase. Read the security model for the limits of that design.

What is the difference between Pocket and Vault?

Section titled “What is the difference between Pocket and Vault?”

Pocket is a one-passkey wallet for everyday activity. Vault is an optional 2-of-3 wallet for protected balances, security changes, and Pocket recovery.

Cedar can show Pocket’s address before the smart wallet is active, which lets it receive. Activation is the explicit step that makes sends, signatures, and app transactions available.

Not to create Cedar or use Pocket. Vault setup creates a 12-word recovery phrase as one of its three approval methods.

No. Vault always requires two methods. The recovery guide shows what is possible when one method is lost.

You need Cedar Wallet for iOS for Vault setup, phone approval, protected security changes, and emergency recovery. Pocket can be used on the web and in the extension. Compare Cedar apps.

There is no Android app. The web app can work with a supported Android browser or passkey provider, but iPhone is still required for Vault’s phone approval and device-backed recovery.

No. Cedar is currently testnet-only. Do not use real funds. Check Networks and fees.

Not yet. The planned Agent Wallet will have its own keys and balance, with a mode that acts within explicit limits and another that asks for your passkey. Vault is planned to pause, revoke, or recover it. Join the Cedar Discord to request early access.

Yes. Import its contract address from Pocket or Vault, then verify the network, name, symbol, and decimals. Importing does not prove that a token is safe.

It lets the Pocket passkey move a controlled amount of one Vault token during a reset period. Creating or changing the rule first requires Vault approval. Read Spending limits.

Does disconnecting an app revoke token allowances?

Section titled “Does disconnecting an app revoke token allowances?”

No. It stops the extension from sharing the Cedar account with that app, but onchain allowances must be reviewed and removed separately.

Join the Cedar Discord. Share the device, browser, network, visible status, and the step where you stopped—never private approval material.