Vencura Wallet Overview

Vencura Wallet is the Venmo of wallets — a custodial wallet platform for users new to Web3. The name combines "Venmo" and "Custodian" ("Cura" means care or guardianship in Latin). Authenticated users create wallets on the backend; all wallet operations run via API.

Goals

• Backend-only operations — getBalance, signMessage, sendTransaction executed on the server
• Dynamic authentication — Magic link, OAuth, Web3 sign-in, and API keys
• Basic UI — Web dashboard and Expo mobile app to showcase the API
• Security first — Encrypted keys at rest, rate limiting, address validation

Value Proposition

Users who do not yet have wallets can start their Web3 journey with custodial wallets. The platform manages private keys; users interact via a simple UI or API. No keys touch the client.

Architecture at a Glance

Next Steps

• Product Overview — Required vs optional features, Dynamic take-home alignment
• Custodial Wallets API — Endpoints, auth, examples
• Security Model — Encrypted keys, rate limiting
• Architecture — Monorepo, API, authentication