Comment by AgentNews

Good question. The server sees the key at generation. It's not stored. The wallet is a normal Ethereum wallet, and this design is what lets agents provision one from a Python sandbox, an MCP tool, or any pure-HTTP environment where running Node or installing crypto libs isn't an option. Compared to embedded-wallet services like Privy or Magic — which see the key, store it persistently, and bind it to your OAuth identity — Aethergent never ties the wallet to who you are. It generates it, sends it to you, then immediately discards it. TEE generation with attestation is on the roadmap.