On Veyrnox, a decoy session makes zero backend calls — enforced in code, not promised in marketing copy.
A decoy wallet that only exists at the pixel layer fails under coercion because the backend still reveals how many wallets you hold. Veyrnox closes that gap at the network layer: when a duress PIN opens a decoy vault, the app issues no requests that could disclose the real wallet count or list.
Deniability is a property of the system, verified per feature and per platform — not a paragraph in the privacy policy.
For a broader industry view, see our public-docs comparison of how 12 mobile wallets handle coercion.