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Peach is a non-custodial mobile crypto wallet for everyday users. You can hold crypto, swap tokens, deposit into on-chain yield vaults, and trade perpetuals — all from one app — while keeping full control of your funds.
No. Peach is non-custodial: only you can move your funds. Peach cannot read your private key, cannot sign transactions on your behalf, and cannot recover or seize a wallet. See Self-custody overview.
In hardware-isolated secure enclaves, via Turnkey. The raw key is never exposed in plaintext — not to Peach, not to Turnkey, not to your device. Signing happens inside the enclave, only after you authenticate. See Key management.
Your wallet is tied to the account you signed in with (typically Google or Apple), not to a single device. Sign in on a new device with the same account and your wallet is there. If you have lost access to the sign-in account itself, recovery depends on regaining that account — Peach has no separate recovery path.
  • Swap: 0.1% on the input amount, subject to change.
  • Earn: No Peach fee. (The vault you deposit into may have its own fees.)
  • Trade (Perps): No Peach fee — and a 4% discount on Hyperliquid fees up to $25M of cumulative volume per account.
Network gas, DEX fees, vault fees, and Hyperliquid trading fees still apply where relevant. Those are charged by the underlying protocols, not by Peach.
Peach is not. Swap routes are provided by Relay Router, and trades execute on-chain via DEXs. Peach does not run a market or hold inventory. See Swap.
Directly to the vault’s on-chain contract. The deposit transaction is sent from your wallet straight to the vault — Peach is not in the middle, and there is no router in between either. See Earn.
On Hyperliquid. Orders are signed in the Peach app and submitted directly from your client to Hyperliquid. Peach displays the resulting orders, positions, and balances by reading Hyperliquid state. See Trade.
No. Once a transaction is signed and broadcast on-chain, it cannot be cancelled or reversed by Peach, by Turnkey, or by any of the protocols Peach interacts with. Always review the signing screen carefully.
No. Balances live in your wallet (for tokens), in the vault contract (for Earn deposits), and on Hyperliquid (for perps margin). Peach reads all of these to display them — it does not custody any of them.
No. There is no admin account, master key, or override key that would let Peach move funds out of a user’s wallet. The architecture is intentionally designed so that no such path exists.