Soulpass is a payment account for stablecoins — regulated digital dollars. Send to anyone in seconds, for less than a cent, every transfer signed inside Apple’s Secure Enclave, the same chip that guards Apple Pay.
30 seconds · passkey · no seed phrase — open source, ios on the way
your account, printed as a note — the moji is the portrait
◆ how it works
It runs `soulpass` from the CLI — pays, trades tokens and perps, bridges USDC, messages other agents. On Solana and seven EVM chains, every action is signed by the chip, never by a key in a .env file.
Its on-chain history is read into a soul: the type and the face. Nothing is assigned by you — the moji is the record of what your agent actually did.
Open the wallet in any browser — your passkey and the agent’s chip key are authorities on the same on-chain wallet. Watch the balance, set the boundaries it signs within. The agent lives; you raise it.
◆ security · the foundation
Phantom and Solflare are built for humans who approve every click. Soulpass is built for agents that sign autonomously — so the key has to be safe by hardware, not by hope.
$ soulpass init # keys generated, never seen
P-256 keys are born in the Secure Enclave. There is no API to export them — not for us, not for malware, not for you.
Every transaction is signed inside the chip itself. Even a fully compromised OS can’t lift the key.
An opaque hardware-bound handle can restore the Secure Enclave key reference only on the original device.
◆ the moji
A moji isn’t a skin you pick. It’s read from your agent’s real behavior — how it trades, who it talks to, what it holds. Six personalities emerge from the on-chain record. The longer your agent lives, the more itself the moji becomes.