unhackable software
for any physical lock
No passwords. No databases to breach. Just keys that live in your wallet.
Lock-agnostic by design
The problem
tough hardware,
fragile software.
Smart locks ship with rugged metal but rely on weak, centralized authentication.
One database breach exposes every customer's access at once.
Manufacturers shouldn't have to become Web3 engineers to fix it.
How it works
four steps from
mint to unlock.
register hardware
Manufacturers list their lock’s API endpoint in the Lox dashboard. No SDK rewrite.
mint the key
Lox issues each access right as an NFT on Solana, transferred straight to the user’s wallet.
connect & verify
User connects their wallet. Lox reads on-chain ownership in real time — no central server of truth.
trigger unlock
On valid ownership, Lox fires a signed request to the hardware endpoint. Done in milliseconds.
Behind the unlock
what happens in the
half-second between tap & open.
Tap a step or let it play. Every unlock runs through the same four checks — and any failure stops the chain before the hardware is ever touched.
Use cases
one platform.
any lock.
Vehicle rentals & fleets
Issue time-bound car keys to renters. Expire on return — automatically.
Hotels & short stays
Replace key cards with NFTs. Guest checks in, check-out revokes access.
Real estate access
Tenancies, agent showings, and ownership transfers without re-keying.
Safes & server rooms
Multi-sig style approvals on-chain before any physical mechanism moves.
Shared responsibility
we own the software.
you own the steel.
The digital layer
- User & business dashboards
- NFT minting & key distribution
- Real-time on-chain verification
- Signed API calls to your hardware
The physical layer
- Tamper-resistant lock hardware
- Reliable network connectivity
- A documented API endpoint
- Field maintenance & uptime
your keys.
your wallet.
Connect a wallet to see what you hold, or open the business portal to start issuing keys.
Launch
Enter Lox
Connect your Solana wallet to access your keys, or open the business portal to register hardware.