# Hyphen

## Hyphen

- [Hyphen](https://docs.hyphen.at/hyphen.md): Hyphen aims for Firebase Auth for Web3: non-custodial mobile wallet SDK utilizing user's mobile devices as cold-wallet.
- [Concepts](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts.md): The concepts and features of the Hyphen
- [Auth Methods](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/auth-methods.md): Apps using Hyphen SDK can use Web2-ish login methods instead of connecting a wallet.
- [Hyphen Multi-Sig Account](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/hyphen-multi-sig-account.md)
- [Device Key](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/hyphen-multi-sig-account/device-key.md): Storing private keys securely in HSM (Hardware Security Module)
- [Recovery Key](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/hyphen-multi-sig-account/recovery-key.md): Recovering the account access when the user loses devices
- [Server Key](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/hyphen-multi-sig-account/server-key.md)
- [Paymaster](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/paymaster.md): Paying the transaction fee on behalf of users
- [Hybrid Custody](https://docs.hyphen.at/concepts/hybrid-custody.md)
- [Mechanism Paper](https://docs.hyphen.at/mechanism-paper.md): About the Hyphen Key Management Mechanism
- [Quick Start](https://docs.hyphen.at/ios/quick-start.md): Start by Using Hyphen iOS SDK
- [Authenticating Users](https://docs.hyphen.at/ios/authenticating-users.md): Use HyphenAuthenticate to sign in users
- [Using Hyphen UI Kit](https://docs.hyphen.at/ios/using-hyphen-ui-kit.md)
- [Account Management Screen](https://docs.hyphen.at/ios/using-hyphen-ui-kit/account-management-screen.md)
- [Sample Project](https://docs.hyphen.at/ios/sample-project.md): Explore the sample project using our iOS SDK
- [Quick Start](https://docs.hyphen.at/android/quick-start.md): Start by Using Hyphen Android SDK
- [Authenticating Users](https://docs.hyphen.at/android/authenticating-users.md): Use HyphenAuthenticate to sign in users
- [Handling 2FA / Transaction Request](https://docs.hyphen.at/android/handling-2fa-transaction-request.md): How to handle an attempt to 2fa authenticate or when a request for signing transaction.
- [Using Hyphen UI Kit](https://docs.hyphen.at/android/using-hyphen-ui-kit.md)
- [Sending Transactions](https://docs.hyphen.at/android/sending-transactions.md): To send a transaction with Hyphen Android SDK
- [Quick Start](https://docs.hyphen.at/flutter/quick-start.md): Get Started with the Hyphen Flutter SDK
- [Authenticating Users](https://docs.hyphen.at/flutter/authenticating-users.md)
- [Using Hyphen UI Kit](https://docs.hyphen.at/flutter/using-hyphen-ui-kit.md)
- [Sending Transactions](https://docs.hyphen.at/flutter/sending-transactions.md): To send a transaction with Hyphen Android SDK
- [Example App](https://docs.hyphen.at/flutter/example-app.md)
- [Into the Hybrid Custody](https://docs.hyphen.at/hybrid-custody/into-the-hybrid-custody.md)
- [Authenticating Users](https://docs.hyphen.at/without-using-sdk/authenticating-users.md): Using REST API directly to sign in or up with Hyphen account.
- [Handling 2FA Push](https://docs.hyphen.at/without-using-sdk/handling-2fa-push.md): Use Hyphen API to handle 2FA request push
- [API Reference](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference.md): Using REST API Directly
- [Account](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference/account.md)
- [Auth](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference/auth.md)
- [Device](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference/device.md)
- [Key](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference/key.md)
- [Sign](https://docs.hyphen.at/rest-api/api-reference/sign.md)


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