Privacy Policy

LastcoinVision never has access to your private keys, recovery phrase, or funds. Key generation, encryption, and transaction signing all happen locally on your device. Nothing sensitive is ever sent to us or to any third party — there is no server in this wallet's architecture that could see or store your keys even if it wanted to.

Your recovery phrase is encrypted at rest and stored only on your device, using your operating system's native secure storage: Keychain on macOS/iOS, Credential Manager on Windows, Secret Service on Linux, or Keystore on Android. We do not operate a backend that stores wallet data. If you delete the app or use "forget this device," that local copy is gone — we cannot recover it, and neither can anyone else. Back up your recovery phrase yourself when the app shows it to you.

To check balances and broadcast transactions, the app talks directly to public LastcoinVision blockchain nodes (RPC/REST endpoints) — the same kind of public infrastructure any blockchain wallet uses. This means the endpoint operator can see your IP address and the (public, on-chain) transactions you send, the same as any node operator can for any blockchain traffic. We do not add any analytics, tracking, or crash-reporting SDK to the wallet apps as of this writing; if that changes in a future release, this page will be updated first.

There is no sign-up, no email address, and no password tied to your identity — the only "password" is the one you choose to encrypt your local keystore, and we never see it. We do not collect names, emails, or other personal information through the wallet apps.

The wallet apps currently point at LastcoinVision's public testnet by default. Testnet tokens have no monetary value. Treat any testnet keys as disposable — don't reuse a testnet recovery phrase for anything you'd consider valuable.

Contact us via the channels listed on lastcoinvision.com.