Im using `web3.py 6.0.0` with code: import os import json from pathlib import Path from web3 import Web3 import time from dotenv import load_dotenv load_dotenv() class SmartContractInterface: def __init__(self, nft_contract_address: str, owner_address: str, http_provider: str, type_of_nft: str): self.w3Provider = Web3(Web3.HTTPProvider(http_provider)) self.nft_contract_address = nft_contract_address self.owner_address = owner_address self.base_dir = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent self.abi_path = os.path.join(self.base_dir, f"backend/utils/contract_abi/{type_of_nft}.json") with open( self.abi_path ) as f: nftAbiJson = json.load(f) self.nftAbi = nftAbiJson["abi"] self.nft_contract = self.w3Provider.eth.contract(address=self.nft_contract_address, abi=self.nftAbi) def transferNftFromCustodialWallet(self, user_address: str, number_of_nft: str) -> str: """ Transfer NFT from custodial wallet to user Ethereum address""" try: event_filter = self.nft_contract.events["Transfer"].create_filter( fromBlock="latest" ) ###### THIS FEW LINES ARE RELEVENT FOR THIS QUESTION ######## self.nft_contract.functions.transferFrom(self.owner_address, user_address,int(number_of_nft)).transact( {"from": self.owner_address} ) ########################################################### events = event_filter.get_new_entries() for event in events: if event["event"] == "Transfer": return (True, event) else: return (False) except Exception as e: return e Where for `owner address` I use eth address of NFT token owner who have rights to make this transfer. But now I'm puzzled how web3.py know which private keys he should use to sign this transaction just by knowing public address? From where does he gets this private keys? It looks like some web3.py magic is involved under the hood? I don`t have other explanation...Some ideas?