Decentralized Backend
Interstellar’s architecture is built around a decentralized backend designed to manage critical authentication, transaction processing, and smart account functionality with no reliance on centralized servers or custodians. Unlike traditional wallet stacks, where security-critical logic is handled by backend APIs or cloud infrastructure, Interstellar decentralizes every sensitive operation into verifiable and tamper-resistant blockchain components.
Why Decentralization Matters
A decentralized backend enables trustless execution of:
- Transaction signing
- Visual cryptography generation and validation
- One-time garbled circuits
- Key attestation verification
- Recovery logic
- Bot-resistant asset distribution
These features are embedded directly into the Interstellar blockchain runtime and, when required, supported by TEE-secured Layer 2 sidechains or MPC-based execution clusters. This ensures that no centralized server ever becomes a single point of failure or target for attackers.
Transaction Security at the Core
Interstellar’s decentralized backend makes transaction signing one of the most secure processes available in any wallet architecture:
- Requests are initiated by hardware-bound keys (SE-generated and attested)
- Validation flows through a garbled circuit rendered dynamically for that session
- The VCA token used to display validation challenges is generated and signed by the chain itself
- Touch input or biometric verification completes the process on-device
The backend nodes validate each stage, ensuring:
- The user was presented with accurate information
- The device used is legitimate and bound to a secure key
- The final signature was cryptographically authorized by the SE and verified using consensus
This level of decentralized, multi-step validation makes transaction tampering, phishing, or blind signing attempts practically impossible.
Smart Account Logic, Decentralized
The Interstellar backend also enables advanced smart account features:
- Account recovery using NFC devices, social proofs, or recovery files
- Granular key management, including recovery-only devices or guardians
- Bot-resistant airdrop distribution, using proof-of-human interaction via VCA
- Programmatic transaction limits and conditional operations
All of these features are governed by on-chain logic and executed by decentralized validators or secure enclaves, without ever exposing sensitive operations to the app layer.
Summary
By decentralizing the backend layer, Interstellar removes the need to trust external APIs or vendors for its most sensitive logic. Whether it’s a transaction, a recovery request, or a secure airdrop, the system ensures that all critical decisions are cryptographically verified and consensus-approved. This transforms the wallet from a frontend shell into a trustless, programmable vault with unmatched resilience against backend compromise.