Wallet integration
Identity keys and chain-specific signing require explicit integration.
OpenAgentID includes wallet and signing-related primitives. A DID is an identifier, not a universal wallet implementation. Address encoding, key derivation, key custody, transaction serialization, policy and network broadcast are distinct operations.
The current AEGIS AddressDeriver takes supplied public-key bytes and a chain choice. Returning an encoded address does not prove correct secret-key derivation or transaction signing for that chain. Confirm the required algorithm and validate against the chain's test vectors before funding an address.
Key rotation or DID revocation does not automatically freeze assets on unrelated blockchains. Migration of funds and external authority must follow the relevant chain and application policy.
See wallet module boundaries, threshold signing, and custody differences. These docs do not claim a complete live multichain wallet service.