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2020 Development Updates

Happy New Year! 2019 was an exciting year for us - we finally reached the point where we could release the Signata beta to the public, and the product has evolved massively since then. So where will 2020 take us? We don't know yet,

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Signata RC6 - The Charts Edition

Today we've released our sixth release candidate for Signata, which is already available from the Downloads page of the website. This is probably the largest update we've pushed so far - most is under the hood, but there are some huge improvements to the

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Signata RC5 Out Now - Goodbye Subscriptions!

When we first started building Signata we wanted to make sure we were offering a service at the lowest cost we could handle. We figured it would be easiest for customers to just pay a small monthly fee, and that would cover everything for

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RC4 Available Now - Mnemonic Passphrases, and Subscription Changes

We've updated the Signata website to now let you download the desktop app again. We disabled it for a couple of days, just to make sure new users didn't use the old version and potentially set up their account with the outdated approach we

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Signata 0.9.8 Released, and learning about how we add YubiKeys

The latest version of the Signata Beta is now available, with the download links updated on the website. Check it out! We've made a stack of improvements to the desktop application to address some bugs that appeared, as well as to simplify how we

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Signata RC3 - More Coins, Vault-Only Addresses, and bug fixes

Happy Wattle Day! In celebration, we've pushed out the latest Release Candidate of Signata, available for download now on the Signata website.

General Information

Stop calling it "Military-Grade Encryption"

One of the common marketing phrases I intentionally omitted from our product information is "Military-Grade Encryption". Another fairly common one is "Banking-Grade Encryption". I believe these phrases should just be replaced with "Industry Standard Encryption", if you even want to give it a name

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Signata vs. Hardware & Software Wallets

In the Cryptocurrency world, there are two ways to store your keys - Hardware wallets, and Software wallets. Hardware wallets are physical devices or tokens that store your keys, and Software wallets are one of the many applications that you install on your Phone

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Signata Release Candidate 2 — The Software Keys Edition

This post was originally published on Medium: https://medium.com/@congruent_tim/signata-release-candidate-2-the-software-keys-edition-38e33234c2a8 One of the biggest barriers to users setting up Signata was the fact that they needed a YubiKey before they could actually use the product. To overcome this we’ve released

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Announcing Signata

This post was originally published on Medium: https://medium.com/@congruent_tim/announcing-signata-cd86001dd846 We released something new to the world this past weekend. Signata is a Cryptocurrency Vault Service. Crypto vaults are not a new concept, but we wanted to address three glaring problems