Seoul-built curriculum

Devnode Core

A calm operating system for Offline Wallet Device Register work — serials, firmware stamps, witness sheets, and recovery rehearsals that survive staff turnover.

Hardware wallet devices arranged on a dark work surface
2,847
Device register rows audited in cohort workbooks
38
Live labs hosted from Jung-gu studios
4.3
Average learner score after the recovery drill module

What teams take away

We focus on register hygiene — the paperwork and rituals that keep cold storage boring in the best way.

  • Serial-first intake

    Capture manufacturer IDs, seal photos, and intake timestamps before any pairing ceremony begins.

  • Air-gap friendly templates

    Printable sheets and offline CSV patterns that never require cloud sync to remain authoritative.

  • Recovery without panic

    Rehearse lost-device scenarios with redacted register excerpts so new staff inherit context, not folklore.

Voices from recent cohorts

Comments reference modules inside our Offline Register Lab — not generic praise.

The Module 3 witness sheet forced us to stop writing “ops team” as a role. We now list initials and badge IDs, which made our last internal audit quieter than expected.

Min-jae Park · Custody operations lead, Busan

Useful structure, though the firmware clinic still assumes you have a dedicated camera for seal photos — we had to improvise with phones and that slowed the drill.

Elena · Seoul

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Map your next device intake before the next shipment arrives

Start with the Offline Register Lab or ask us how Jung-gu cohorts run dual-control ceremonies.