Blockchain information
Public blockchain networks expose transaction data, contract interactions, wallet addresses and other information required by the network. This information is public by design and is not private data controlled by SecureVault.
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This page explains the types of information that may be visible when using a public blockchain application and the principles used by SecureVault for off-chain information.
Wallet addresses
When you connect a wallet, the application may read the connected public wallet address and public on-chain information associated with it. The application should never request your private key or recovery phrase.
Website information
Standard hosting, security and operational systems may process technical information such as IP addresses, browser information, timestamps, error logs and request metadata where necessary to provide and secure the website.
Analytics
Any future analytics should be implemented with data minimization in mind. Analytics should not be used to obtain private wallet credentials or infer information that is unnecessary for the operation of the service.
Optional Telegram services
Telegram-based notifications or interfaces are optional. The absence of a Telegram service does not prevent the core on-chain application from functioning.
Third-party infrastructure
Wallet providers, RPC services, blockchain networks and third-party protocols may process information according to their own policies. Users should review those policies separately when using their services.
Security
SecureVault should never ask users to disclose private keys, seed phrases or wallet passwords. Never provide such information through the website, Telegram, chat or support channels.
Policy changes
This privacy policy may be updated as the website and supporting services evolve. Updated versions should be published through this page.