Privacy policy

What stays on your device

Your seed phrase, private keys, encrypted wallet file, account names, and security settings remain in your browser's local storage. We cannot read, copy, or recover them.

What may leave your device

When you use the wallet, certain requests are sent to third-party services that the app depends on:

• Blockchain nodes — to read balances, broadcast transactions, and estimate fees. Nodes see the addresses you query, not your keys.
• Price and market data providers — to show approximate fiat values and public market prices. These requests do not include your wallet addresses unless you explicitly perform an action that requires it.
• WalletConnect relay — when you connect to a dApp, session metadata and signing requests pass through the relay. The relay does not receive your keys.
• Account directory — if you sign in with email, your email address is stored on our server to identify your account. Your password encrypts the wallet locally; we do not store it in a recoverable form.

What we do not do

• Store, access, or recover your seed phrase or private keys
• Track your portfolio across sessions for advertising
• Sell personal data to third parties
• Use analytics that fingerprint your browser for marketing

Cookies and local storage

The wallet uses browser local storage to persist your encrypted wallet and preferences. No third-party advertising cookies are set. Session tokens for email sign-in are stored locally and expire according to your security settings.

Your responsibilities

Anyone with access to your device or browser profile can access an unlocked wallet. Clearing browser data without a saved seed phrase permanently destroys access to your funds. Keep your seed phrase offline and treat your device password as you would a bank PIN.

Changes

This policy may be updated as the product evolves. Material changes will be reflected in the date below. Continued use of the wallet after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.

Last updated: October 2026