Set the rules once. Stop deciding every time.
Privacy usually fails at the worst possible moment, halfway through a transaction with a wallet dialog open. Nobody makes a good decision there. So the decision moves here.
5 rules are applied before anything is signed. A public link is a transfer between two of your accounts that the chain recorded, and it cannot be removed once it exists.
Waiting for your accounts.
Nothing here can be undone. A transfer between two addresses stays in the ledger, and these alerts describe what it means rather than offering to remove it.
Waiting for your accounts.
One account for you. Each of these is a separate address on the chain, derived from your signature rather than stored anywhere.
Names and defaults are kept on this device only. The accounts themselves come from your signature, so they exist on any device you sign from, with or without the names.
- Trading
- Equities
- Liquidity
- Yield
- Payments
- Agent
Decide once, here, instead of in the middle of every transaction. These are applied before anything is signed, and a rule that blocks cannot be overridden by an app.
- Use Trading for apps I have not used before.Suggest another accountEvery account · suggests Trading
- Tell me before two of my accounts become publicly related.Warn meEvery account
- Tell me when funding an account from my wallet would link them.Warn meEvery account
- Never fund Savings straight from my wallet.Block itSavings only
- Use a relay whenever one is available.Use a private pathEvery account
- Ask me before approving any spender.Ask me firstEvery account
A rule can stop something, ask about it, or suggest a different account. None of them move money on your behalf, and none of them change where a transaction goes without showing you first.