Read the complete request
Confirm destination, network, amount and fees before approving.
PRIVACY & SECURITY
Control begins
with clear
decisions.
Self-custody puts key management and transaction approval in your hands. Review the networks and applications you use; decentralization does not remove every risk.
YOUR KEYS, YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
Recovery is yours
to protect.
Unstoppable does not hold your private keys or recovery information and cannot restore it if lost. Store backups securely, privately, and away from people or services asking to see them.
Support will never need your recovery information. Keep it private, confirm your own backup status, and never enter it into an untrusted screen.
TRANSACTION & CONNECTION SAFETY
Know what you
are approving.
Using decentralized applications starts with your approval. Review each request, its network and the permissions it asks for.
Keep only useful sessions
Review connected applications and disconnect those you no longer use.
Understand what may be visible
Public networks and third-party services can expose different transaction and connection data.
SAFE-USE CHECKLIST
Pause. Verify. Then approve.
Verify the destination
Check the complete address before sending, not only its first or last characters.
Review the transaction
Confirm the asset, network, amount, destination and network fee before approval.
Protect recovery information
Keep it private. Never share a recovery phrase with support or anyone claiming to help.
Question impersonation
Beware of urgent messages, unsolicited support and requests for wallet access.
Verify software sources
Confirm where software came from before installing or updating it.
Review connections
Inspect connected applications and remove sessions you no longer need.
OPEN-SOURCE TRANSPARENCY
Trust should
be inspectable.
The Unstoppable mobile projects publish their source code for public review. Open source supports scrutiny; it is not a guarantee against bugs, user error, malicious software, or blockchain risk.
Source-code availability applies to the linked mobile projects. A separate desktop repository and desktop-specific security architecture are not verified here.
Explore source code
Public code
Source can be examined, discussed and scrutinized by the public.
Self-custody
Users retain responsibility for keys, recovery information and transaction approval.
Local control
Important wallet decisions remain with the person operating the wallet.
Inspectable software
Transparency creates an opportunity for review, not a promise of perfect software.