Short answer
StablePro Wallet is the official consumer-facing product of the Aeredium ecosystem. It's non-custodial, your keys stay on your device, and multi-chain, built on top of Aeredium's TEE-attested infrastructure and Kima Network's TSS-based cross-chain settlement layer.
This is not the custody model now described for the AERKey Wallet. AER360 calls that product custodial, says accounts live on the threshold cluster, and says there is no seed phrase. No reviewed source says StablePro has been renamed, migrated, or replaced, so this guide treats the two wallets as separate.
The June 18 AMA said the app had deployed on iOS and Android in most countries except sanctioned jurisdictions, superseding earlier June comments that Apple access was limited. The wallet is more than a basic send/receive app: it combines 12-pair simultaneous swaps, MEV-protected private mempool routing, atomic cross-chain transfers without bridges, fiat on/off ramps via MoonPay, and StablePro Earn. Kima-derived settlement remains the strategic direction. AERLink status is now inconsistent across sources: the June 25 AMA called it migration/R&D, while the current official homepage calls it "shipping" and labels a bank-rail flow "live." Public integrations are still needed to resolve the difference.
For KIMA holders, StablePro Wallet is the official conversion and support route. The July 30 AMA gave the cutoff as July 31, 2026 at midnight / August 1, 2026 00:00 GMT, with no general extension promised after that cutoff. Any support or exception request must use official Aeredium, Kima, or StablePro links.
StablePro at a glance
What StablePro Wallet does
StablePro is designed around execution quality and cross-chain usability rather than being a basic storage wallet. The official positioning targets users who want to trade, earn, move assets across chains, and access Aeredium's infrastructure without going through a centralized exchange.
12-pair Multi-Swap
Execute up to 12 swap pairs simultaneously, useful for portfolio rebalancing, multi-position entries, or catching multiple opportunities without sequential execution delays.
MEV-protected private mempool routing
Transactions route through private mempools to reduce front-running and sandwich-attack exposure, consistent with Aeredium's broader anti-MEV architecture. The architecture guide explains how TEEs prevent validators from seeing transaction contents before ordering.
Atomic cross-chain transfers, no bridges
The intended architecture moves assets across supported chains without bridges or wrapped tokens, using Kima's TSS-based settlement infrastructure. This is the intended benefit of bringing Kima into the execution layer rather than bolting it on as a plugin.
Fiat rails via MoonPay
Buy and sell crypto with local currency through MoonPay integration. The July 9 AMA stressed that fiat on/off-ramping depends on jurisdiction-specific regulation. Check regional availability, supported assets, fees, and KYC requirements before assuming a route is available.
StablePro Earn
Earn on stablecoins using Aave V3 integration. Stablecoin positions route through one of the most-used DeFi lending protocols.
Stablecoin and liquidity initiatives
The July 30 AMA says wallet/liquidity work includes an unnamed prominent stablecoin conversation, an integration partner for stablecoin onboarding, and DEX integrations when useful. No specific stablecoin, DEX, or venue is confirmed from this AMA alone.
StablePro Wallet and the AERKey Wallet are not documented as the same product
Earlier Aeredium material associated StablePro with AERKey infrastructure. The current product descriptions now conflict at the wallet-custody level: StablePro is described as non-custodial with device-held keys and a seed phrase, while AER360 describes the AERKey Wallet as custodial, seedless, and hosted on the threshold cluster.
No current source reviewed on August 24 explains whether StablePro will remain separate, migrate later, or use AERKey only for selected services. The comparison below explains AERKey's separate architecture; it should not be read as proof that StablePro's device-held wallet key uses the AERKey Wallet custody model.
One key, one catastrophic risk
Every conventional wallet (hardware or software) stores a single elliptic curve private key. Whoever has that key controls the assets. One compromised device, one phished seed phrase, one rogue insider with access, and the funds are gone. Irreversibly.
More keys, same underlying problem
Multi-sig requires multiple keys but each key still exists as a standalone number that can be copied without trace. An attacker only needs the threshold count and can compromise each key separately over time without triggering any alarm. Multi-sig adds friction; it does not eliminate the private key as a target.
Improved, but the custody provider co-signs everything
Leading institutional custody platforms use MPC-CMP, where the key is split across parties. This is an improvement over single-key storage. The limitation: one key share is always held by the platform provider. Every transaction requires the institution and the provider to co-sign. The provider sits in the authorization chain for every transaction the institution ever makes.
No complete key exists anywhere, ever
No complete signing key and no signing-equivalent state exists at any point: not at creation, not during signing, not ever. Each signing environment runs inside a hardware-attested TEE. The host OS, cloud operator, and AEREDIUM itself cannot access or modify the signing process. A court order targeting one jurisdiction reaches at most one enclave. That single key share cannot sign anything alone.
AERKey's claimed audit trail is equally distinctive. Every signing operation is described as recording the attestation state, evaluated policy, threshold participation, and USIG counter value. This is AERKey documentation, not evidence that StablePro transactions currently enter the same audit path.
The academic roots of this design trace to the 2013 USIG paper by Veronese et al. (IEEE Transactions on Computers), the research that first proved a monotonic hardware counter could make equivocation cryptographically impossible in distributed systems. Albert Dadon's post on the academic lineage →
For the complete technical deep-dive covering threshold ECDSA protocol versions, the five roles AERKey plays in the Aeredium stack, the Policy Engine, and the full Privacy Layer architecture, see the AERKey guide.
AERKey Privacy Layer is not confirmed as StablePro's current implementation
White paper v3.7 describes five AERKey privacy layers for the wider Aeredium stack. Because the current StablePro and AERKey Wallet custody descriptions differ, these layers should be treated as Aeredium architecture and roadmap—not as confirmed live StablePro features—unless a current StablePro source explicitly makes that connection.
Wallet-level encryption
Transaction details are AES-256-GCM encrypted before broadcast. A block explorer shows transactions occurred but the details (counterparty, amount, token, memo) are encrypted hashes. Status: planned for mainnet; the July 30 AMA keeps mainnet pending, not a public release notice.
Mempool encryption
Transactions remain encrypted throughout the mempool. Decryption happens only inside the TEE enclave at block inclusion. The official statement: "You cannot front-run what you cannot read." Aeredium presents this as eliminating front-running, sandwich attacks, and back-running; treat that as a project claim until mainnet evidence and audits are available. Status: post-mainnet, no confirmed date.
Smart contract encryption
Contract bytecode is AES-encrypted before deployment. Plaintext code exists only inside the TEE during execution. Contract state is encrypted at rest. The contract owner controls disclosure via policy entries. Status: post-mainnet, no confirmed date.
Chain-native encryption (AEREDIUM chain)
Encryption built into the AEREDIUM protocol. Block explorer shows tiered visibility: originators see full details, designated auditors see policy-authorized fields, all others see encrypted hashes. Status: planned for mainnet; the July 30 AMA keeps mainnet pending, not a public release notice.
Encrypted DeFi operations
Swap parameters are AES-encrypted through AERKey infrastructure. DEX contracts inside TEE enclaves decrypt, execute, and re-encrypt. Swap parameters are never visible in plaintext on-chain or in the mempool. Status: post-mainnet, no confirmed date.
Selective disclosure is built into the system. Users can designate auditors with field-level access (e.g., amounts and counterparties but not memos), scoped to specific date ranges, and revocable at any time. The selective disclosure model is designed to satisfy MiCA, the Travel Rule, and AML/KYC requirements. Full white paper v3.7 →
StablePro Wallet and the Genesis Season airdrop
The published Genesis Season terms call StablePro the only wallet where program points and converted AERX are distributed. Eligible wallet, learning, social, referral, and older ambassador actions earn points on designated earning days. The fixed conversion is 10 points to 1 AERX at the listing-day snapshot.
Points can be clawed back if you disconnect the wallet, leave a linked social channel, or lose referral eligibility. The July 23 AMA adds that KYC is required before points convert into AERX, that Aeredium receives a cryptographic attestation rather than identity details, and that new Telegram/Discord bot activities may distribute additional points. See the complete Genesis Season guide.
Ambassador update: the current Aeredium Ambassador Program uses a public web form. Older Genesis terms listed 1,000 points for an accepted application, but the current Ambassador page does not repeat that fixed amount or require the application itself to be submitted inside StablePro.
KIMA holders: StablePro is your only conversion path
This is the most important section for KIMA holders. Aeredium tokenomics material and AMA guidance described StablePro Wallet as the official route for the KIMA-to-AERX conversion.
The AMA added the mechanics. Michael, the head engineer for the wallet, described the process: KIMA exists on the Kima Network and on Arbitrum. Users need to bridge their KIMA to Arbitrum first, then open StablePro Wallet and deposit into the conversion smart contract. The team said gas will be covered; users don't need to supply gas for the conversion itself. Once deposited, KIMA is locked permanently and burned. Later AMAs described users receiving points first, with 10 points converting to 1 AERX when listed, and a vesting schedule visible inside the wallet dashboard.
The July 30 AMA supersedes the earlier Decubate timing note. The team said remaining tokens and rewards had been proactively sent to registered wallets before the cutoff. Decubate rewards apply to stakes made under original terms and the announced grace period; later stakes are outside the reward program unless privately handled as exceptions.
Safety: only official links
The AMA was clear: only use official swap links distributed by Aeredium and Kima through their official websites, verified social accounts, and Discord. Scam sites targeting conversion windows appear quickly in crypto. Do not use any Telegram link, unofficial swap site, or third-party conversion tool. Wait for official documentation before taking any action involving your tokens.
StablePro Trader: the professional-grade terminal
Alongside the mobile wallet, Aeredium's product suite includes StablePro Trader, a professional desktop trading terminal. Earlier June AMAs described its development as accelerated while iOS access was limited; the June 18 AMA later said the mobile wallet had reached most eligible iOS and Android regions. StablePro Trader remains positioned for institutions, market makers, and active traders who need desktop-grade tooling.
The official Aeredium products page describes StablePro Trader as a native desktop trading terminal. The underlying infrastructure is the same target stack: Aeredium's TEE-attested execution layer, Kima-derived TSS settlement across 10 confirmed chains, and public-testnet throughput described around 250,000 TPS end to end. The July 30 AMA adds that wallet/liquidity work includes stablecoin onboarding conversations and possible DEX integrations, while block cadence is tuned toward about 40 blocks/sec after reaching above 50. These remain project-reported and not proof of production usage.
Agent Control Center, AER Police, and financial agents
The current AER360 page presents an Agent Control Center in which owners create isolated child wallets—one wallet and policy per agent—using one of twelve policy templates. Aeredium has not said this formally replaces or renames AER Police.
The AER Police site and ACI assessment remain separately public, while Agent Control Center is the current AER360 component. Neither source says these agent wallets are StablePro accounts. Policy checks and agent audit traces should not be treated as automatic on-chain AERX demand; gas applies when protected execution or settlement is actually submitted to Aeredium.
Why Kima settlement is being built in, not plugged in
Most multi-chain wallets work by routing through bridges or wrapping tokens. StablePro is different because Aeredium's intended direction is to bring Kima's TSS-based settlement into the execution layer itself. The latest AMA supports that migration direction, but public deployment evidence is still needed before treating automatic 10-chain interoperability as fully live.
Your keys, your device
Keys are stored on your device, not a server. The wallet cannot access your funds. This is the baseline expectation for any wallet you trust with significant assets.
Hardware-attested transactions
Transactions execute inside hardware-isolated TEE enclaves across AWS, Azure, and GCP. No human validator can see or reorder your transaction before it settles.
Cross-chain without bridges
Kima's TSS-based cross-chain settlement is the intended execution-layer direction. The June 25 AMA says AERLink is still being reprogrammed into Aeredium, so treat bank/API rails as migration work until production deployment is confirmed.
Private mempool routing
Because validators run inside TEEs and are not supposed to see transaction contents before ordering, Aeredium argues that front-running and sandwich attacks are blocked at the execution layer rather than merely patched at the wallet level. Treat this as an architecture claim until mainnet evidence and audits are available.
Safety checklist before using StablePro
Wallet pages are the highest-risk topic in crypto research. Phishing apps, fake extensions, and scam conversion sites all target exactly the audience that would search for "StablePro Wallet" or "KIMA to AERX." Run this checklist before downloading or connecting anything.
- The official domain is exactly stableprowallet.io, and check for lookalike domains.
- Use the checked store listings only: Apple App Store / Google Play. Confirm the app and developer before installing.
- Never enter a seed phrase or private key into any website, app, form, support chat, or bot. Ever.
- Any KIMA conversion instructions should come from official Aeredium and Kima channels, not Telegram, Reddit, or social DMs.
- Verify the conversion contract address through official sources before interacting with it.
- The July 30 AMA gave the cutoff as July 31, 2026 at midnight / August 1, 2026 00:00 GMT. After that cutoff, verify only official support channels; no general extension is promised.
- Confirm your KIMA is on the correct network (Arbitrum) before the deposit step. Bridging to the wrong network may be irreversible.
Sources
AER360 official product page
Current source for the separate AERKey Wallet custody model: threshold-cluster accounts, no seed phrase, policy checks, and transaction-bound biometric approval. Checked August 24, 2026.
StablePro Wallet app store listings
Direct Apple App Store and Google Play listings checked July 3, 2026. Availability may vary by region.
The Key That Nobody Holds
Albert Dadon AM: AERKey 2-of-3 threshold, Lagrange interpolation, AES-256-GCM per-transaction encryption, selective disclosure, recovery model.
The Big Idea Hidden in a Small Paper
Albert Dadon AM: USIG academic lineage (Veronese et al. 2013), AERKey vs MPC three distinctions, audit trail architecture (attestation state, policy, threshold participation, USIG counter), policy engine.
AERKey Privacy Layer White Paper (formerly AEGISKey v2.1)
AEREDIUM GROUP: Five privacy layers, US Patent 63/977,868, MEV elimination, AES-256-GCM per-transaction key derivation, MiCA/Travel Rule/AML compliance design, competitive landscape (Secret Network, Oasis, Aztec, Penumbra).
AERKey: The New Standard for Institutional Digital Asset Authorization
AEREDIUM Foundation: Named theft incidents (WazirX $235M, DMM Bitcoin $305M, Radiant $50M, Bybit $1.5B), multi-sig weakness, MPC-CMP co-signing limitation, audit trail (25ns overhead, HSM timestamps, Merkle chain), subscription model.
FAQ
What is StablePro Wallet?
The official consumer gateway to the Aeredium ecosystem. Non-custodial and multi-chain, with Kima-derived settlement as the intended execution-layer direction. It is also the wallet named for Genesis Season points and distributions. Direct iOS and Android store listings were checked July 3, 2026, though availability may vary by region.
Is StablePro the only KIMA conversion route?
Yes. StablePro Wallet is the official 5:1 KIMA-to-AERX route. The July 30 AMA gave the cutoff as July 31, 2026 at midnight / August 1, 2026 00:00 GMT. After that cutoff, no general extension is promised; use only official support channels for any issue.
What steps are involved in the KIMA conversion?
Per the AMA: bridge KIMA to Arbitrum, open StablePro Wallet or the official access route, deposit into the conversion smart contract. Gas is covered by the team. KIMA is burned. Later AMAs described points first, with 10 points converting to 1 AERX at listing. AERX vests over 48 months (12-month cliff + 36-month linear). Always wait for official documentation before acting.
Is StablePro Wallet non-custodial?
Yes, per StablePro's existing official positioning. Keys are stored on your device, not on a server. This differs from the AERKey Wallet described by AER360. Never share your seed phrase with anyone, any website, or any support contact.
Where can I download StablePro Wallet?
Use only official store listings or links from verified StablePro, Aeredium, or Kima channels. Checked July 3, 2026: Apple App Store / Google Play. Availability may vary by region.
What is AERKey and how does it protect my funds?
AERKey is Aeredium's threshold-signing infrastructure and the foundation of the separate AERKey Wallet described by AER360. Earlier material associated AERKey with StablePro, but current custody descriptions conflict. This guide no longer assumes AERKey secures StablePro's device-held wallet key without a direct current statement.
Is StablePro Wallet the same as the AERKey Wallet?
No reviewed source says so. StablePro is described as non-custodial with device-held keys; the AERKey Wallet is described as custodial, seedless, and hosted on the threshold cluster. Treat them as separate until Aeredium publishes a migration or consolidation statement.
Does StablePro protect against MEV and front-running?
StablePro has been positioned as using private-mempool routing to reduce front-running and sandwich exposure. AERKey's wider privacy layers are described separately in white paper v3.7 and are not confirmed here as StablePro's current implementation. Treat both protection and integration as project claims until current technical documentation and production evidence are available.