I didn't mean to suggest using audio. I mentioned it because normally protocols for data over audio use these kinds of methods to transmit the data in noisy/lossy channels, we can apply the same principles here. I think the interesting thing would be to have a way to transmit the tokens without assuming there is an internet connection, right? Because if there is internet, why use lora?

On the other hand, what kind of keys are they? In any case you can always sha256 digest and get a key out of any string.

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They are sha256 I'm pretty sure; I'll double check.

Messages can be encrypted too (unfortunately not default, but just a toggle switch to turn it on)

Exactly; needs to be useable over low bandwidth protocols like LoRa

- could use offgrid 2.4GHz for larger & faster transmissions, but not everyone will have a router in their pocket, or within range to a long range WiFi signal

Nope sry, keys are derived from elliptic curve25519, while messages are AES encrypted