Preferences, networks, and the data this site keeps on your device.
This site never holds a key, a seed or a shard, so there is nothing here to lock. Your unlock policy, recovery phrase and hardware wallet all belong to whatever holds the key — the NexVault extension, the mobile app, or the wallet you connect — and are set there. What this browser does keep is listed under Danger zone, and you can delete all of it.
Confirmations, approval requests and security alerts are raised by the surfaces that keep running when you look away (ADR-0025). This tab only shows what it can see while it is open.
Connect a wallet to see whether this account is upgraded on each network.
The upgrade itself is signed in the NexVault extension or mobile app — a browser wallet exposes no method for an EIP-7702 authorization, and this site never holds keys.
NexVault ships no RPC endpoints. They come from the admin registry, or from you. Whoever serves an endpoint sees every address this wallet asks about, which is why the choice is yours to make and to change.
Contacts saved here stay in this browser and are not encrypted — they hold no keys, only labels and public addresses. Your encrypted contact list lives in the NexVault extension and mobile app.
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