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The Analysis ¶
This provider states in the App Store description:
Check out the offline device guide on our website.
but forgot to provide a website. We’ll go with the one provided for their Android app 
COINiD Vault as there is not much information to be found on the App Store.
On their code repository we find this:
Proper readme coming soon.
and this:
We are currently not including the secrets.js in the repo.
which means there is no full build instructsions and the app is therefore not verifiable.
(lw)
Verdict Explained
We still have to analyze this product.
As part of our Methodology, we ask:
Did we get to a conclusion on the transparency of this product yet? If not, we tag it DevelopmentThis product still needs to be evaluated some more. We only gathered name, logo and maybe some more details but we have not yet come to a conclusion what to make of this product.
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