Aptos · APT
An Aptos wallet whose key is on another device
APT in a Chrome and Brave extension that Aptos apps discover the way they discover any other wallet - while the key that signs stays on a device with no network. The transaction travels as a QR code, and comes back signed.
The standard Aptos apps actually read
Announcing an Aptos wallet takes more than firing an event: the official discovery reads a registry, and a wallet that only fires events is invisible with no error shown. This one registers where the standard says, so Panora, Amnis, Liquidswap, Thala and Aptos Names list it.
Signed off the machine
The extension holds the address; the Vault holds the key. What crosses between them is an optical code, so there is no cable, no pairing and no driver - and nothing on the connected computer to steal.
The same recovery phrase
The Aptos account is derived from the phrase you already wrote down, on the ed25519 path Aptos uses. Adding the chain adds an address, never a second thing to back up.
Sent, and watched
A transfer is followed until the chain includes it, by the extension itself, so a pending send resolves on the ledger clock rather than sitting on the screen for ever.
Aptos wallet: questions people ask
Does the Locker Protocol Wallet work with Aptos apps?
Yes. It implements the AIP-62 Wallet Standard, which is how Aptos apps discover wallets, so it appears in their picker beside the others.
Where is my Aptos private key?
On a second device with no network connection - the Locker Vault. The extension never holds it. Every signature is produced on that device and read back through the camera as a QR code.
Do I need a new seed phrase for Aptos?
No. The Aptos address comes from the same recovery phrase as your other chains, on the derivation path Aptos uses. One phrase, every chain.
Is it free?
Yes, and open-source. There is no account, no sign-up and no telemetry in the wallet.
