Omega Protocol — Emergency Evacuation

A single action that moves holdings to destinations you chose in advance across the supported networks, and wipes the working device behind them.

What it is for

Omega exists for the situations where the threat is physical and immediate — a device about to be seized, a location you have to leave — and where there is no time to open wallets and send transactions one network at a time.

Destinations decided in advance

The emergency addresses are configured while you are safe, with separate destinations for the EVM chains, the Bitcoin family and the individual layer-1 networks. Nothing is chosen during the emergency itself, which is the point: the decision is made once, calmly.

Evacuate, wipe, or both

The protocol offers evacuation with a device wipe, or either half on its own. Transactions are broadcast per network with per-network status reporting, so you can see afterwards which chains completed and which did not.

Coverage

Evacuation runs across the 22 supported networks: eight EVM chains, four in the Bitcoin family, and ten other layer-1 protocols.

Availability

Omega is part of the HellBound and Nyxor editions.