Security

Last updated: October 4, 2026

RadiqxMail is designed so communication, identity and wallet access do not depend on a single security control. Security features are separated by purpose, with additional authorization required for sensitive wallet actions.

Account protection

RadiqxMail supports password-based account access together with stronger verification controls such as authenticator-based TOTP, passkeys, recovery codes, trusted-device management and active-session controls. Sensitive security-setting changes require additional verification.

Wallet protection

Wallet authorization is separate from ordinary application access. Turnkey-based wallet controls are designed to require explicit authorization for sensitive signing activity. A person gaining access to the mail interface should not automatically gain unrestricted signing authority.

Sessions and devices

RadiqxMail is designed to provide session expiration, remote session termination, trusted-device controls, security history and notifications for meaningful account-security events. Repeated failed authentication attempts may trigger temporary access restrictions.

Data and local intelligence

Radiqx Intelligence is designed to use on-device models for high-volume classification, extraction, summarization, drafting and semantic features wherever supported. Optional external frontier AI providers are user-configured rather than required for the core intelligence architecture.

Security reports

RadiqxMail is currently in pre-launch development. Until a dedicated security reporting channel is published, early-access inquiries can be sent to early.access@radiqxmail.com. Do not include passwords, recovery codes, private keys or other secrets in email.