Piggy is for disciplined saving and goals. Smart Lock keeps your bitcoin untouched until your target is met, and you can gift sats to beginners in a simple way by gifting them a piggy with bitcoin inside.
Wrong in many ways. You expect someone to entrust you with bitcoin for safekeeping for a long period of time. Why would anyone do that when there are much better solutions, and the user has full control over their asset?
It is a very bad idea to make it easy to give away Bitcoins to beginners. Beginners must first understand at least some basics of how Bitcoin works and what the important terms are. Not only do they get the finished thing.
All balances are backed by verifiable Merkle tree proofs.
What are "verifiable Merkle tree proofs"?
Gifting Bitcoin to beginners is part of why Piggy exists. Each gifted Piggy includes guidance, clear explanations, and safe claiming steps, making the first experience simple and educational.
For safekeeping, funds are in segregated multi-sig cold storage and backed by verifiable Merkle tree proofs. This is a cryptographic way to prove every sat is accounted for by publishing a hash tree of balances that anyone can check against on-chain holdings.
Piggy is not meant to replace self-custody, but for gifting, goal-locking, and AI-driven automation it covers use cases other wallets do not. If your focus is on long-term value rather than promoting gambling links, we invite you to take a moment to explore our project and see the future we are building.