The PTERI Wallet is one interface into this carrier layer. It allows users and systems to hold authority, sign requests, approve actions, and authorize transactions.
PTERI operates consistently across identity, payments, APIs, and AI workflows using the same underlying authority model.
PTERI is the carrier layer that holds and enforces cryptographic authority across digital systems.
Modern infrastructure relies on assumptions: a password implies identity, an API key implies permission, an account implies control. These assumptions fail at scale-especially in automated, distributed, and AI-driven environments.
PTERI replaces these assumptions with deterministic cryptographic authority. Authority is proven mathematically at request time, not inferred from stored credentials, behavioral signals, or centralized trust.
The wallet itself is not the product-it is a control interface into a broader authority system.
The internet’s security model is structurally fragile. Across identity systems, payment rails, and APIs, the same failures repeat:
Each breach, account takeover, and unauthorized action is not an implementation bug-it is a failure of the trust model itself. PTERI addresses this root problem by removing shared secrets and centralized authority entirely.
PTERI enforces authority using cryptographic proof.
Instead of asking “does this look like the right user?”, PTERI verifies “can this request be cryptographically proven right now?” This model has several critical properties:
This makes PTERI suitable for environments where correctness matters more than convenience, including enterprise systems and automated workflows.
The carrier layer is the foundation that all PTERI capabilities sit on.
There are no special cases and no parallel trust paths.
PTERI improves security by removing entire classes of failure, not by layering defenses.
Instead, authority is always proven cryptographically by the entity making the request. This reduces attack surface rather than expanding it.
PTERI is designed as infrastructure, not a single-purpose application.
Each use case relies on the same carrier layer and authority model.
Authority in PTERI is self-custodial by design.
This model eliminates the need to trust the platform operator and places control with the authority holder.
PTERI enforces authority cryptographically, not behaviorally.
What PTERI guarantees is deterministic enforcement of authority wherever cryptographic proof can be verified.
PTERI is designed to integrate with existing infrastructure. Organizations do not need to rewrite applications or migrate entire stacks.
PTERI is not a collection of products. It is one trust layer that verifies identity and intent through signed actions and independent verification.
Self-custodial identity and payment wallet. Your keys, your authority, your funds. No intermediaries, no shared secrets.
Passwordless authentication using cryptographic proof. Replace OTPs and passwords with deterministic verification.
Deterministic identity for humans and AI. Authority is proven cryptographically, not inferred from behavior.
Cryptographic Power of Attorney for AI agents. Scoped, time-bound, revocable authority without root key access.
Self-custodial payments secured by cryptographic authority. Settlement without intermediaries or custody.
Enforce API access through cryptographic proof. No API keys, no bearer tokens, no shared secrets.
Kakr Labs builds cryptographic infrastructure that replaces guess-based security with deterministic authority.
The company focuses on identity, authentication, authorization, payments, and AI-safe delegation using a single, self-custodial authority model.
