Wallet Safety

Before You Post A Wallet Screenshot, Remove These Details

A privacy checklist for wallet, exchange, and block explorer screenshots shared in support tickets or public communities.

Educational only. Do not share seed phrases, private keys, passwords, two-factor codes, or recovery codes. This site does not provide investment, tax, legal, or trading advice.

Screenshots Can Leak More Than You Think

Screenshots are useful for support, but they can expose emails, usernames, balances, wallet labels, browser tabs, QR codes, transaction history, and account IDs. Public communities are especially risky because scammers monitor support threads.

Blur Or Crop These Details

Email address
Phone number
Full account ID
QR codes
Wallet nicknames
Balances if not needed
Browser bookmarks and tabs
Internal ticket links
Any seed phrase or backup words

Usually Safe To Share

A public transaction hash or public address may be safe when it is needed for troubleshooting, but it can still reveal transaction history. Share it only when relevant and preferably through the official support channel.

Best Practice

Use the smallest screenshot that proves the issue. If a text error message is enough, paste the text instead of sharing your whole screen.