Accounts on this device

There is no logout in Suho. There are no sessions. There are accounts on this device. The sidebar identity card opens the account switcher.

Switching

The switcher lists every account this browser knows. Each row shows a seal or a gray dot, the name or address, and which passkey is linked. The current account is checked.

Tap a row to switch. Switching just changes the active account. It signs nothing.

Add account

• Add account. Runs onboarding to create a new account.
• Add existing account. Enter the address of a Suho account you already have. The app checks that it is a real Suho account on chain, then links a passkey to it.

Linking a passkey

An account with no linked passkey on this device shows a Link button. Linking is a one-time re-attach. You pick a passkey, and the app verifies its signature against the account's on-chain key before storing anything. A wrong pick is never saved and never reaches a transaction.

If no passkey on this device matches, the app offers Recover with Arise. That is the only time Arise enters a normal switch. Switching and linking never need recovery.

Linking works from a fully cleared cache. Everything is reconstructed from chain plus a passkey pick.

Forget an account

Each row has a small remove action, behind a confirmation. It forgets the local entry only. The account itself lives on chain. Your passkey stays in the device credential manager.

About credentials

Suho stores one passkey credential id per account. It is public data, not key material. This per-account mapping is why a signature is always pinned to the right account after you switch.