London, United Kingdom, May 18th, 2026 - Quantography Labs has begun offering early access to Lock.com, a hardware-free crypto wallet designed around an isolated, air-gapped signing methodology.
Lock.com is now open to early access participants. The system's core principle is to keep private keys on a fully offline signer while using a separate, network-connected device to construct and broadcast transactions. By keeping the signing environment physically or logically isolated from internet-connected systems, private keys are never exposed online. The architecture is intended to remove the requirement for purpose-built hardware wallets by enabling the workflow on devices users already possess.
The company framed Lock.com's approach as a structural response to recurring security failures in the current self-custody ecosystem. According to Quantography Labs, many asset losses are not the result of fundamental self-custody concepts failing, but arise because the surrounding software and operational practices have not matched the security level expected of hardware solutions. Lock.com is positioned to close that gap by segregating signing from broadcasting.
In addition to the isolated signing model, Lock.com integrates post-quantum cryptographic standards. The platform includes ML-DSA signatures and ML-KEM key encapsulation mechanisms alongside the offline signer design. These post-quantum primitives are part of the wallet's stated technical makeup.
The staged early access phase is focused on collecting user feedback before the product reaches general availability. Enrollment for early access is available at https://www.lock.com/ and further technical information about the isolated wallet architecture is provided on the company's website at https://www.lock.com/.
About Quantography Labs
Quantography Labs describes itself as an investment and technology firm concentrating on secure finance, digital assets, and applied research. The company states it develops privacy-focused, quantum-ready systems aimed at advancing digital asset security and infrastructure. Lock.com is identified as the firm's first publicly released product.
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This article is based on the announcement published by Quantography Labs regarding the early access release of Lock.com.