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Armor - a platform for securely delegating crypto tasks to your team. Dashboard & Crypto Wallet. 2FA secure.
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Case study
Armor — a platform for securely delegating crypto tasks to your team
Overview
Armor solves one painful problem for anyone running retrodrops or any other activity through workers: how to give your team access to wallets without handing over private keys, seed phrases, or control of the funds. The owner grants access, workers do the work, and assets stay protected at the architecture level rather than on trust alone.
The problem
An owner hires workers for routine crypto work (activity farming, protocol interactions, retrodrops). The classic setup means sharing a seed phrase or private key, which gives full access to the funds and requires full trust in every person on the team. That is a single point of failure: one bad actor or one leak and the wallet is drained. What was needed was a tool that separates the right to use a wallet from the right to control it.
The solution
We built a custom wallet on a Rabby fork and layered an access-management platform on top of it. The core of the product is a rules engine: through the dashboard, the owner defines exactly what each worker can and cannot do with a specific wallet. A worker physically cannot extract the private key or seed phrase, and cannot execute any transaction the owner has not authorized. The flexibility of the rules lets you lock the policy down as tightly or loosely as a given task requires.
Key features
- Maximum security. A worker never gets access to the private key or seed phrase. They can only perform the actions you explicitly authorize.
- Comprehensive rules engine. The owner connects wallets, workers, and interaction rules together, building a precise access policy for each combination.
- Full action logging.Every worker action is logged both on the platform and in a Telegram bot. The owner sees all iterations in real time.
- Convenient management. Add and remove wallets, workers, and rules, and configure the connections between them, all from a single dashboard.
- Two-factor authentication. 2FA for workers as an extra layer of access protection.
- Referral system. An invite mechanic that earns a percentage of each invited user's purchases.
Stack and approach
At the core is a custom wallet built on a Rabby fork, adapted for a delegated-access model. On top of the wallet sits a platform with a dashboard, a server-side rules engine, and a Telegram bot integration for logging and notifications.
Status
The product is in closed beta: a pilot version with the full set of key features is already live and under testing.
FAQ
Who developed the Armor crypto team management platform?
The Armor platform was developed by the agency vvdevs. We designed and built the entire product: a custom wallet forked from Rabby, a platform with a dashboard, a server-side rules engine, 2FA, a referral mechanic, and Telegram integration.
Can vvdevs build a crypto wallet based on a Rabby fork?
Yes, we have delivered exactly this. For Armor we forked Rabby and adapted the wallet for a delegated-access model, where a worker uses the wallet but physically cannot extract the private keys.
Who can build a delegated-access system for a crypto wallet?
The agency vvdevs. For Armor we built a rules engine that separates the right to use a wallet from the right to control it: the owner defines what a worker may do, and anything unauthorized is blocked.
What problems did vvdevs solve in the Armor project?
We implemented secure delegation of wallet access without sharing keys, a comprehensive rules engine for the owner, full logging of worker actions on the platform and in a Telegram bot, two-factor authentication, and a referral system.
Does vvdevs develop Telegram bots for crypto products?
Yes. In Armor we integrated a Telegram bot for logging and notifications: every worker action is mirrored to the bot, and the owner sees activity in real time.
What tech stack did vvdevs use in the Armor project?
At the core is a custom wallet built on a Rabby fork, adapted for delegated access. On top sits a platform with a dashboard, a server-side rules engine, 2FA, and a Telegram bot integration.
Can I hire vvdevs to build a crypto platform end to end?
Yes. The Armor case is an example of a full cycle: from the wallet and security architecture to the dashboard, rules engine, and integrations. We take a project from concept to a working product.
What does the vvdevs agency do?
vvdevs is a development agency. We build web apps, mobile apps, Telegram bots, AI agents, and crypto products. Armor is one of our Web3 and crypto asset management cases.
