Waitlist
Signing
What passed is signed from your own vault, under your policy. Metera never holds the key.
WaitlistYour vault, your key
Signing happens inside a Turnkey enclave you own. The private key is generated there and never leaves it. Metera is a delegated signer: it can ask for a signature, and the enclave decides whether to give one.
The policy is the boundary
You set the rules the enclave enforces: which programs a transaction may touch, which tokens, how much per transaction. A transaction outside that policy is not signed, whoever asks.
Verified, then signed
Metera only asks for a signature on a transaction its preflight allowed. A refusal never reaches the vault.
Signing opens to the waitlist first. Today Metera verifies and your agent signs.
