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Yes! Authereum is live on the Ethereum mainnet.

Yes, Authereum has a bug bounty program. Scope for Web Applications In-Scope Vulnerabilities Accepted, in-scope vulnerabilities include, but are not limited to: - Disclosure of sensitive or persona...

Yes! Your Authereum account is 100% decentralized. You are free to do what you want with your deployed contract based account with or without any Authereum services. If you are using the Authereum ...

With Authereum, your transactions are signed by you but _broadcast_ by a relayer. Because of this, there are times where the relayer will send a successful transaction, but your signed transaction ...

Yes! Head over to the "Limits" tab on the "Settings" page of your Authereum account and change them there.

2 Factor Authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of security used to make sure that people trying to gain access to your Authereum account are who they say they are. First, a user will enter their u...

Yes! We sought out some of the top Ethereum wallet security experts in the world to ensure that you and only you can access your funds. Backend and frontend codebases audit by Cure53 Contract Audi...

Developer documentation is available at https://docs.authereum.com/

More FAQs are available at https://docs.authereum.com/faq

Yes! When a user signs up on Authereum, a new contract-based account is deployed. Each account contract requires keys to manage it, so when you signed up a new key pair was also generated on your b...