Password Manager
One vault on your hardware. Import from whatever manager you use today, autofill from the browser extension, and keep the decryption key off every vendor's server.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
Import from any password manager
Chrome, Apple Keychain, LastPass, 1Password, Bitwarden, and most other vaults export a CSV. Drop that file into MATA and the credentials are re-encrypted on your device. Total time is a few minutes per vault. After a successful import, delete the plaintext CSV.
Per-vendor click paths live in How to import passwords from any password manager.
Stored locally, filled only when you ask
Credentials are sealed with AES-256-GCM using a key derived from your passphrase via Argon2id. On devices with a secure chip, that key is wrapped inside the chip. The browser extension fills login forms on the active tab when you trigger it — no clipboard, no background upload, no remote script.
The vault syncs peer-to-peer between your own devices. MATA does not hold a copy of the key, so there is nothing on our side to hand over or to breach.
Part of the Foundation of Trust
The password manager sits in Era 1 with Wallet & Identity and contacts. Start with the import, then pin the extension. The sequenced version is step 4 of the Freedom Guide.