Phantom_@Wallet — Presentation

Secure, simple crypto experience for modern users

Prepared for: stakeholders & product teams

This deck gives a concise overview of Phantom Wallet — its value proposition, core features, security model, UX principles, integrations, metrics to track, and next-step recommendations.

Executive Summary

What Phantom delivers

One-line pitch

Phantom is a non-custodial crypto wallet focused on speed, simplicity and security — optimized for Solana and expanding with multi-chain capabilities. It removes onboarding friction while maintaining strong security defaults.

Key business outcomes

Problem & Opportunity

Pain points users face

Common frictions

Where Phantom fits

Phantom targets users who want a clean UI without compromising security — a middle ground between custodial ease and non-custodial ownership.

Core Features

Wallet essentials

Non-custodial key management

Local key storage, encrypted on-device with optional biometric unlocks and hardware wallet support for high-value accounts.

Intuitive transactions

Clear gas/fee breakdown, one-tap approval flows, and transaction history designed for readability.

dApp integrations

Seamless wallet adapter support for top dApps and a developer-friendly SDK for quick integration.

Security Model

Design principles

Least privilege & transparency

Permission prompts are explicit: origin, scope, and duration presented in plain language. Users control approvals and can revoke them centrally.

Recovery & backups

Optional encrypted cloud backup for seed phrases with user-controlled keys, and step-by-step guided recovery flows to reduce error rates.

Audit & process

Regular third-party audits and bug bounty programs are integral to risk reduction.

User Experience

Onboarding

Progressive disclosure

Begin with a simple create/import flow, introduce advanced security options later. Use contextual education for terms like "seed" and "signature."

Day-to-day flows

Integrations & Ecosystem

Developer-first

Wallet Adapter & SDK

Robust adapters enable fast dApp integration. Documentation, examples, and community support remove implementation friction.

Cross-chain growth

Planned connectors expand token access while preserving core Solana-first performance and UX expectations.

Metrics & Success Criteria

Adoption & retention

Security & reliability

Help-desk tickets related to recovery, audit findings resolved, and mean time to detection for critical bugs.

Roadmap & Recommendations

Short-term (0–3 months)

Mid-term (3–9 months)

Long-term (9+ months)

Explore custody features for institutions, expand SDKs for web3-first social experiences, and consider optional subscription tiers for advanced services.

Conclusion & Next Steps

Final summary

Phantom combines clarity of experience with a rigorous security posture. By iterating on onboarding, improving developer tools, and carefully expanding integrations, it can retain core users and scale into broader markets.

Call to action

Recommend: prioritize onboarding fixes and fee transparency this quarter, run two A/B tests on recovery flows, and publish an integration checklist for partner dApps.

Resources

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