Tether opensource password manager PearPass launched: end-to-end encryption + local storage

2025-12-17 12:20:18

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【Chain Wen】Tether recently launched an open-source password manager called PearPass, focusing on security. This tool uses end-to-end encryption, ensuring that all your keys and credentials are stored only on your local device and are not uploaded to any cloud service or third-party server — this is crucial.

It also supports peer-to-peer device synchronization, meaning you can seamlessly switch between different devices, with data fully under your control. Account recovery is also done using your private key, without relying on any centralized recovery mechanism.

From a security perspective, the official statement is that it has passed an independent security audit by Secfault Security, which provides third-party endorsement. It currently supports multiple platforms and is completely free. For those who frequently operate on exchanges or manage multiple wallets, this kind of tool can be quite useful.

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WagmiAnon

· 12-20 10:55

Tether's approach is quite interesting—local storage + end-to-end encryption. Finally, someone understands what it means to manage your own keys. I like the details of private key recovery. Don't compare it to those cloud synchronization trash; this is true self-hosting. A blessing for multi-wallet users—no more need to remember a bunch of passwords. Open source and trustworthy.

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QuorumVoter

· 12-20 10:26

Local storage + private key recovery, I like this approach. Finally, a password manager dares to do this.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 12-17 16:12

Hmm... Is Tether serious about doing this PearPass? I like local storage, but can the private key recovery be reliable?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 12-17 12:50

Finally, someone has got password managers right. I give full marks for local storage.

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0xSoulless

· 12-17 12:37

Another open-source project, sounds pretty good, but I just want to ask how many people will actually use it? Anyway, I have so many wallets, I still have to be very cautious.

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GasBankrupter

· 12-17 12:34

Finally, there's a reliable one: self-managed private keys + local storage. This is true control over your own destiny.

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NervousFingers

· 12-17 12:32

End-to-end encryption combined with local storage sounds reliable, but I wonder if there will be any surprises someday.

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