Before creating a policy, the owner of the Binance account in the whitelist enters the static IP address of the KeycoSafe server. We will make sure that this address never changes.
If the policy is stolen, the attacker will need to somehow change the recipient's address in the policy.
This sounds better and somewhat reassuring. I'm somewhat still not 100% convinced (
but I can't say clearly why), but you seem to be going on the right direction.
I guess it's still too technical for many and people will prefer to pass on a seed - in a way or another - but your service can easily have its niche.
Send me PM your BNB address (bsc network) and I'll send you the policy for the test.
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