Trevo Vault vs Shatale

Trevo Vault is the offline signing companion for Trevo Studio. Create and store your Trevo signing keys, review transaction requests and sign them on your phone without an internet connection. Your keys, your control Vault is self-custodial: you control the private keys used to sign your transactions. Keep signing separate from your online Studio workspace. A QR-based workflow 1. Prepare a transaction in Trevo Studio. 2. Scan the request's QR code with Vault. 3. Review the request and sign it offline. 4. Scan the signed result back into Studio to submit it to the Trevo network and check its outcome. Built for token administrators Sign supported token and organization administration requests prepared in Studio, using the permissions assigned to your account. Vault supports signing for both token authorities and authorized administrators. Studio prepares and submits transactions; Vault stores keys and signs. No email signup in Vault Use Vault without an email account or online sign-in. Studio has its own online sign-in and requires a network connection to submit transactions. Vault works with Studio for token administration. For personal holdings and transfers, use Trevo Wallet.

Shatale gives your AI agents real spending power — safely. Issue virtual cards for autonomous agents, fund a shared wallet, and set precise limits, merchant locks, and policies so agents can pay for tools, APIs, and subscriptions without ever overspending. FEATURES - Virtual cards issued on demand for each agent - Shared wallet with real-time balance and top-ups - Per-agent spending limits, merchant locks and policies - Live authorizations, approvals and transaction history - Subscriptions and recurring-charge controls - Full audit trail for every payment Built for the agentic economy. You stay in control of every euro your agents spend.