OculusVault — Hedera Wallet

About

OculusVault is a non-custodial Hedera wallet anchored to your Telegram identity — the same wallet as the OculusVault Telegram Mini App, now on your desktop.

Sign in once with the official Telegram login and the extension opens your existing vault: same address, same balance, same history. No seed phrase, no separate account.

WHAT IT DOES
• Send and receive HBAR on the Hedera network, with live balance and USD estimates
• A Hashscan proof link for every transaction — verify everything on the public ledger
• Switch between testnet and mainnet instantly: one key, one address, separate balances, with a clear safety confirmation before mainnet
• Request payments with shareable links and QR codes that open pre-filled, confirm-only transfers
• Free testnet HBAR via the official Hedera faucet, one click away

ACTUALLY NON-CUSTODIAL
Your private key is generated on your device and encrypted locally with Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305. Only the encrypted ciphertext is ever stored — our server cannot read your key, and neither can anyone else. Your Telegram identity authorises access to your vault; it is never the key itself.

• Password-gated key export: prove self-custody anytime
• Restore from your backed-up key if you forget your password
• The unlocked key lives at most 15 minutes in memory-only session storage

OPEN SOURCE
Every line is public under Apache-2.0: https://github.com/jmgomezl/oculusvaultwallet
Read the code to be sure. Built by a Hedera Developer Ambassador as an open-source ecosystem contribution.

BETA NOTICE
OculusVault is a beta and has not yet had a third-party security audit. Testnet is the default; if you switch to mainnet, keep only small amounts and back up your key first. Losing both your password and your backed-up key means losing the wallet — by design, nobody can recover it for you.

Website: https://oculusvault.com
Telegram: https://t.me/oculusvaultbot/app