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Nope, derekmorr is right here. Nothing is 100% secure. “Security features” do not necessarily provide security. In a complex system like this, there are plenty of potentially vulnerable components.

My understanding is that it takes billions of years for all the computers in the world to break a 128bit encryption. Millions of billions of trillions of years for all the computers on our planet and all the other habitable planets in our universe and in the multi-verses to break a 256bit encryption.

The only security risks that I can imagine are:

1. Hackers install a mod-chip in your phone to modify the behavior of your security LED light. Very unlikely.

2. Hackers kidnap you and force you to authorize a transfer. But even then, the transfer is digital and can be reversed by the authorities so actually not even a workable scenario anymore.

Encryption is not the same as security.

World financial systems, net banking, the United Nations, the White House, etc all those are pretty secure. I think the lack of security happens only when their are security gaps in the overall system. If you can build a system where full 128bit or higher encryption is used at every important node, then I’d guess the system is pretty close to 100% secure. Can you identify the security risks of this system?