Wallet & Security

SignalPad is designed around a non-custodial wallet model.

Your wallet controls your funds

SignalPad should not need access to seed phrases, private keys, or wallet recovery phrases. Never share a seed phrase or private key with SignalPad, support staff, or anyone claiming to represent SignalPad.

Connecting a wallet

Connecting a wallet allows SignalPad to identify the public wallet address and request permitted wallet actions. A wallet connection alone should not give SignalPad permission to move funds.

Signing transactions

When a launch is ready:

1. SignalPad prepares an unsigned transaction.
2. The transaction is sent to the connected wallet.
3. The wallet displays a signing request.
4. The user reviews the transaction.
5. The user chooses whether to sign.

Always verify before signing

Users should review wallet prompts carefully. Do not sign a transaction you do not understand or that contains unexpected instructions.

Security roadmap

Production security should include transaction simulation, smart-contract review, dependency auditing, rate limits, monitoring, abuse prevention, incident-response procedures, and third-party security audits where appropriate.