Public data and your device

An address, transfer history and a secret key are different kinds of data.

What the network can see

A public blockchain makes transfer records available for inspection. An address helps locate related operations but does not reveal its private key. Address history can still reveal information about its owner: public does not mean irrelevant to privacy.

What the app displays

Balances, history and market valuations are views of data from different sources. A transfer uses the exact amount in asset units; its dollar value is a reference. The app should show the selected network and distinguish a current response, a saved snapshot and an unavailable source.

Where secret information belongs

A recovery phrase and private keys authorize control of funds. An explorer does not need them, and they must not enter search, a support request or a GitHub publication. Key management belongs to the wallet Rust core; this website does not perform it.

File storage is a separate topic

Public blockchain history, an app cache and distributed storage research are not one service. PoRA is documented separately under research. A storage page does not establish that file uploads, payment or recovery are already available.