An embedded wallet is yours, and today the only way back into
it is your email. Adding a recovery password means you can restore it even
if that email is gone. It is set with Privy, not with us: we never see it,
and we could not reset it for you if we wanted to.
Taking your keys elsewhere
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Read this first. A private key is the wallet. Anyone
who sees it can spend everything in it, for ever, and it cannot be
revoked or changed. Do not paste it into a website, a chat, or a support
ticket. Nobody here will ever ask you for it. Export it only to move the
wallet into software you trust, and only on a device you trust.
What we can and cannot do with this
We never hold your money. Stakes go to the escrow contract, prizes come
back from it, and the contract can only pay the address in the published
standings.
We never hold your keys. An embedded wallet's key material lives on
Privy's origin and is assembled in your browser, so neither this page nor
our server can read it.
We pay the fee on your prizes. You pay the fee to enter, which is a
fraction of a cent in the chain's own coin.