Your Lightning node runs in an Intel SGX trusted execution environment (TEE) in the cloud.

That means is NOT really your node. Anything in a cloud is not yours and you are forced to accept whatever T&C of who is running that cloud.

Self-custody is preserved because the operator never gains access to private keys.

Useless, In case the "cloud" decide to cut the access to that cloud node, those keys are useless, I do not have any mechanism to close the channel and restore my funds in some onchain address.

So I still have doubts about this wallet to be "self-custodial".

Mutiny did the same, but at least offered to experimented users to run their own node hardware / domain.

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Lexe Uses LDK to Run Self-Custodial Lightning in Secure Enclaves

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>Your Lightning node runs in an Intel SGX trusted execution environment (TEE) in the cloud.

That means is NOT really your node. Anything in a cloud is not yours and you are forced to accept whatever T&C of who is running that cloud.

>Self-custody is preserved because the operator never gains access to private keys.

Useless, In case the "cloud" decide to cut the access to that cloud node, those keys are useless, I do not have any mechanism to close the channel and restore my funds in some onchain address.

So I still have doubts about this wallet to be "self-custodial".
Mutiny did the same, but at least offered to experimented users to run their own node hardware / domain.