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# Custom Signer Development
One of the key design features of the `@contextvm/sdk` is its modularity, which is exemplified by the [`NostrSigner`](./nostr-signer-interface) interface. By creating your own implementation of this interface, you can integrate the SDK with any key management system, such as a hardware wallet, a remote signing service (like an HSM), or a browser extension.
One of the key design features of the `@contextvm/sdk` is its modularity, which is exemplified by the [`NostrSigner`](/contextvm-docs/signer/nostr-signer-interface) interface. By creating your own implementation of this interface, you can integrate the SDK with any key management system, such as a hardware wallet, a remote signing service (like an HSM), or a browser extension.
## Why Create a Custom Signer?
While the [`PrivateKeySigner`](./private-key-signer) is suitable for many development and server-side scenarios, a custom signer is often necessary when:
While the [`PrivateKeySigner`](/contextvm-docs/signer/private-key-signer) is a common choice for most applications, there are cases where you may need to use a different approach:
- **Security is paramount**: You need to keep private keys isolated from the main application logic, for example, in a hardware security module (HSM) or a secure enclave.
- **Interacting with external wallets**: Your application needs to request signatures from a user's wallet, such as a browser extension (e.g., Alby, Noster) or a mobile wallet.
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## Next Steps
With the `Signer` component covered, let's move on to the **[Relay](./relay-handler-interface)**, which handles another critical aspect of Nostr communication: managing connections to relays.
With the `Signer` component covered, let's move on to the **[Relay](/contextvm-docs/relay/simple-relay-pool)** component, which handles the connection and management of Nostr relays.