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Your Ethereum wallet privacy check-in.

This checklist reviews five wallet privacy habits locally, without an address or wallet connection. It records completed checks, not an anonymity score. Your choices reset when you leave.

An inspection tray holds five objects for a privacy habits review.

Five useful questions.

This is a review, not an anonymity rating.

0 of 5 checks reviewed.

Turn each privacy check into a next step

The checklist records what you have reviewed. It does not measure anonymity. Use an unchecked item to choose the explanation you need next.

Public addresses
Review which profiles or payment requests identify your address. Inspect what a visitor can see before publishing it again. Read the public addresses guide.
Wallet requests
Check the RPC provider and telemetry settings; changing a provider changes who receives requests. Read the wallet requests guide.
Recovery material
Check your backup process without entering the recovery phrase into a website or support chat. Read the recovery material guide.
Permissions
Review onchain allowances separately from the wallet’s list of connected websites. Read the permissions guide.
Remaining visibility
Identify what remains public outside a proof or privacy feature before relying on its claim. Read the remaining visibility guide.