A key made in this window, used in this window, and gone when you close it. Nothing secret is sent anywhere — this page signs, and the server behind it only forwards what you have already signed.
The key is made in this window, stays in this window, and is gone when you close it. The server behind this page stores nothing and never sees it — it forwards transactions you have already signed. Your recovery phrase is the only thing that reaches this wallet again.
These words are turned into a key by your own browser. They are not sent to this page's server, and there is nowhere on it they could be stored.
They are shown once. Anybody who reads them owns this wallet, and nobody — not this page, not the server, not SourceLess — can bring them back for you.
There is deliberately no copy button. A clipboard is readable by everything else running on this machine, and a phrase in a chat or a screenshot is a phrase in somebody else's backup.
reading the chain…
Nothing is signed here. The next screen shows every field the signature will cover.
This address only holds assets on the chain named above. Anything sent to it from another chain does not arrive somewhere else — it does not arrive.
none — this wallet may receive and nothing else
A domain is a name people can send to instead of the address above.
Register one with strblk wallet register STR.yourname.
This list is what this window sent. It is not the chain's history of your address — close the window and it is gone, like the key.
reading the chain…
The chain indexes names to holders and not the other way round, so this wallet cannot list the names it holds. Type one and it will be looked up.
The key is dropped and this window forgets it. Your 24 words are the only way back.