Wojak Wallet

Privacy Policy

Wojak Wallet — browser extension for WojakCoin (WJK-20 tokens & inscriptions)

Last updated: June 11, 2026

Summary

Wojak Wallet does not collect, store, or transmit any personal information.
It is a non-custodial wallet: your keys and recovery phrase are generated on your device, encrypted with your password, and never leave your device.
There is no analytics, no tracking, no advertising, and no third-party data sharing.
The only data sent off-device is public blockchain information (such as your public addresses and signed transactions) sent to public WojakCoin APIs so the wallet can show balances and broadcast transactions.

1. Who this applies to

This policy describes the privacy practices of the Wojak Wallet browser extension (the “Wallet”) for the WojakCoin network. The Wallet is free, open-source software. This policy applies to the extension itself, not to any third-party website, decentralized application (dApp), or blockchain node you may choose to interact with.

2. Information we do NOT collect

We want to be explicit. The Wallet does not collect or transmit any of the following:

Names, email addresses, phone numbers, or any contact details.
Your recovery phrase (seed), private keys, or wallet password.
Analytics, usage statistics, telemetry, or crash/diagnostic reports.
Advertising identifiers, cookies, or cross-site tracking data.
IP-address logging by us, device fingerprints, or location data.
Browsing history or the content of pages you visit.

The Wallet contains no third-party analytics or tracking SDKs of any kind.

3. Information stored locally on your device

To function as a wallet, the extension stores the following locally on your device only, using your browser’s extension storage. This data is never sent to us or to any server we control:

Encrypted keys & recovery phrase. Your private keys and recovery phrase are encrypted with a password you choose, using the nintondo-browser-passworder library (AES via the browser’s Web Crypto API). Only an encrypted blob is stored; the password is never saved.
Wallet metadata & preferences. Account names/labels, public addresses, derivation settings, the active network, language, and UI preferences.
dApp connection settings. The list of websites you have approved to connect to your wallet, so you don’t have to re-approve every time.

This data persists until you remove it — for example by locking, resetting, or uninstalling the extension, or clearing your browser’s extension data. If you lose your recovery phrase, no one (including us) can recover your funds.

4. Information that leaves your device (public blockchain data)

Like any cryptocurrency wallet, the Wallet must communicate with the blockchain to be useful. To show balances, fetch token/inscription data, estimate fees, and broadcast transactions, the Wallet sends requests to public WojakCoin infrastructure APIs. These requests can include:

Your public wallet address(es) — to look up balances, tokens, and transaction history.
Signed transactions that you explicitly choose to broadcast.

These are public by the nature of any blockchain. No private keys, recovery phrase, or password are ever included in these requests. By default the Wallet contacts WojakCoin endpoints such as:

api.wojakcoin.cash
explorer.wojakcoin.cash
ord.wojakcoin.cash
wjk20.wojakcoin.cash
wojakcoin.cash / testnet.wojakcoin.cash

When you connect the Wallet to a third-party website or dApp, that site may see your public address and may request transaction signatures, which you must approve. Your interaction with such sites is governed by their privacy policies, not this one.

5. Browser permissions & why they are needed

Permission	Why it’s used
`storage` / `unlimitedStorage`	To save your encrypted wallet and preferences locally on your device.
`sidePanel`	To let you open the wallet in the browser’s side panel.
Content script on pages	To inject a standard wallet provider so websites/dApps can request a connection and transaction signatures — only after you approve. The Wallet does not read, collect, or transmit page content or browsing history.

6. Chrome Web Store — data disclosure

For clarity and to match the Chrome Web Store “Privacy practices” disclosures:

Data type	Collected / transmitted by us?
Personally identifiable information	No
Health / financial / payment info	No
Authentication information (passwords, keys)	No — stored encrypted on-device only
Personal communications	No
Location	No
Web history / user activity	No
Website content	No
Analytics / tracking	No

We also affirm: we do not sell or transfer user data to third parties, we do not use or transfer data for purposes unrelated to the wallet’s core functionality, and we do not use or transfer data to determine creditworthiness or for lending.

7. Data security

Your secrets are encrypted at rest using your password before being written to local storage. Because the Wallet is non-custodial and self-contained, the security of your funds depends on keeping your recovery phrase and password private and your device free of malware. Never share your recovery phrase with anyone.

8. Children’s privacy

The Wallet is not directed to children under 13 (or the minimum age required in your jurisdiction) and does not knowingly collect any data from them.

9. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy from time to time. Material changes will be reflected here with an updated “Last updated” date. Continued use of the Wallet after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.

10. Contact

Questions about this policy or the Wallet’s privacy practices can be raised via the project’s public repository:

Source code & issues: github.com/reallyshadydev/wojak-wallet-extension