Quote from: warningsigns on January 05, 2018, 06:22:03 AM

How safe is the wallet if or when released? Obviously, using this wallet would mean trusting the wallet's developer or creator. And, most importantly, being convinced that such wallets are at no risk of being accessed via a backdoor system.

I love the idea of engraving both the public and private keys on the card, protected by a passphrase-protected Bitcoin private key. Is it really secure? I mean is there any way to reverse engineer the encoding in any way? Sorry for asking. Just paranoid about these things. I always believe that a private key, encrypted or not and in whichever format it is generated, is only secure if it is known to and controlled by the wallet's owner and nobody else.

If it is really secure and impenetrable, I would love to have one of these cards and will be happy to support the Kickstarter. I do want to see the earlier question answered: what if the project fails to achieve full funding? Would you still move forward with it?

It is as safe as BIP38 encoding. I will not know your passphrase and will not know how to encode your password and gain access to your coins. And BIP38 for now is among most advanced and safe algorithms.
If KS funding will fail I will not produce those cards. Guys, frankly speaking that project is not about profit. It's about advertisment of cryptoworld to new people and helping to solve problems with security for long term storage.
So I still hope you'll support me Wink