What is Blocksfinity Authenticator?

Blocksfinity Authenticator is a separate on-device signing vault. It encrypts keys with a master password on that device. It is not a custodial wallet and not the explorer itself.

Where do I download Authenticator?

Use https://www.blocksfinity.com/download for platform installers and status. The web vault is also available at auth.blocksfinity.com.

What if I lose my device?

The vault on that device is not recoverable without the master password and vault data. Prepare an offline owner key and another signer so one lost device does not lock you out.

Is there a public App Store or Play listing?

Check /download for current status. iOS may still be pending review. Android may be an internal test track until the production listing is public. Desktop builds are listed when published.

Are passkeys the same as the vault password?

No. The primary model is a master-password vault with no remote reset. Passkeys or biometrics may unlock or assist on some builds; they do not give Blocksfinity a way to reset your vault.

Blocksfinity Authenticator

Last updated: September 20, 2026

Short answer

Blocksfinity Authenticator is an on-device signing vault for Vaulta / Antelope. You create a vault on your device; keys are encrypted with a master password you choose. Blocksfinity cannot see or reset that password. Install from /download. The web vault also runs at auth.blocksfinity.com. It is not the explorer and not a custodial wallet.

What it is (and is not)

Use it to approve sign-in and transactions when Blocksfinity (or another supported dApp) asks for a signature. It is not a full portfolio UI, not the block explorer, and not a service that holds keys for you. Passkeys / platform biometrics may unlock or assist on some builds — the primary model is still a master-password vault with no remote reset.

On-device vault

The master password must be strong (at least 16 characters in product rules). Write it down offline before you continue. If you forget it, keys in that vault are gone. That is self-custody, not a product defect. Account-level recovery paths (for day-to-day access you prepared) live in recover access— those are not a vault-password reset.

How you use it with Blocksfinity

Install Authenticator, create the vault, then sign in or approve transactions when the explorer prompts you. You can also use Anchor, other supported wallets, or a passkey when enabled. Open the explorer at /explore.

Install paths

Start at /download. Desktop installers are listed when published. Android may be an internal test track until the public Play listing is live. iOS is not public on the App Store until review completes. The web vault at auth.blocksfinity.com is available without a store install.

Safety

Never share the master password, private keys, or recovery material with anyone claiming to represent Blocksfinity. Nobody can “reset” the vault for you. Phishing pages often copy branding and ask for the vault password — only approve prompts you opened yourself. FAQ: /faq.

Authenticator vs Anchor

Anchor is a widely used Antelope wallet and signer. Authenticator is a Blocksfinity-paired signing vault with an explicit no-remote-reset model. Many people keep both. Side-by-side detail: /compare/authenticator-anchor. Product-suite compare (explorer toolkit vs Anchor) remains /compare/anchor.

FAQ

Can Blocksfinity reset my Authenticator password?

No. The master password is not stored with us.

Do I need Authenticator to use Blocksfinity?

No. Anchor, other supported wallets, or a passkey (when enabled) also work.

Is Authenticator the same as the explorer?

No. The explorer is www; Authenticator is the signing vault.

What if I lose the device?

The vault on that device is not recoverable without the master password and vault data. Keep an offline owner key and another signer path — see recover access.