Simple security.
Built so only you can see it.
This page explains, in plain language, how Anchor protects your Bahamian passport and NIB. You don't need to be a security expert — if you're comfortable using a smartphone, you can understand how Anchor works.
When you add a document, your phone scrambles it before anything leaves your device. What reaches our servers already looks like random noise.
- The clear photo never leaves your device unprotected
- We only store encrypted versions of your passport and NIB
- Even if someone opened our database, they would see unreadable data
Anchor uses the same passkey technology as banks and major phone makers. Your face or fingerprint unlocks a key that lives on your device — not on our servers.
- No passwords to remember or leak
- Your biometric data never leaves your phone
- We never see or store your unlock pattern
If you lose your phone, 2 of your 3 trusted guardians can help you get back in on a new device. They confirm it's really you — but they still can't see your documents.
- Choose 2–3 people you trust: family, close friends, or colleagues
- Any 2 of them can approve recovery on a new phone
- Guardians never see your passport or NIB images
Anchor keeps a simple history of important events, so you always know what's happening with your vault.
- When documents are added, updated, or removed
- When recovery is started or completed
- Activity is tied to your account, not shared publicly
Ready when you are.
Start with a test document.
When you're comfortable, you can join the beta and walk through the full flow with a sample passport or NIB. Take your time — the goal is for you to feel in control of your documents.