Self-custody & safety
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A Kaspa wallet is only safe when the seed phrase stays with the owner. KaspaCom Wallet is built as a self-custody browser wallet, so users control backup, device safety, and signing decisions.
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Self-custody means you control the keys
KaspaCom Wallet is non-custodial. Your seed phrase and private keys belong to you. The wallet stores encrypted wallet data in your browser and does not ask you to send your seed phrase to KaspaCom servers.
Back up your seed phrase before using the wallet with real funds. If browser storage is cleared and you do not have the seed phrase, the wallet cannot recover the funds for you.
How to check you are on the right site
Use the exact domain wallet.kaspa.com. Do not enter a seed phrase on copied domains, ads, support chats, or links sent by strangers.
Bookmark the wallet after you verify the address. Search results and social links can change, but a saved bookmark reduces the risk of opening a fake page.
What happens if browser data is cleared
Browser wallets depend on local browser storage. If local storage is removed, the wallet data on that device can disappear.
The seed phrase is the recovery path. Write it down and store it offline before sending funds to a new wallet.
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