SELF CUSTODY DISCLAIMER
- Introduction
LXX Wallet is a non-custodial digital wallet.
The wallet is designed to give users complete ownership and control over their digital assets without relying on a centralized custodian.
By using LXX Wallet, you acknowledge and accept the responsibilities associated with self-custody.
- Your Wallet, Your Control
Only you control your wallet.
Only you have access to:
- your Recovery Phrase;
- your Private Keys;
- your wallet password;
- your device authentication.
LXX Wallet never stores, controls, or has access to your Recovery Phrase or Private Keys.
- No Access to Your Assets
LXX Wallet cannot:
- access your wallet;
- access your digital assets;
- transfer your funds;
- freeze your wallet;
- unlock your wallet;
- reset your wallet;
- recover your Recovery Phrase;
- recover your Private Keys;
- restore lost wallets.
Your assets remain under your exclusive control at all times.
- Recovery Phrase
Your Recovery Phrase is the only method for restoring access to your wallet if your device is lost, damaged, or replaced.
You are solely responsible for securely storing your Recovery Phrase.
You should:
- write it down offline;
- store it in a secure location;
- keep multiple secure backups where appropriate;
- never store it publicly;
- never share it with anyone.
Anyone who obtains your Recovery Phrase may gain complete control over your wallet and digital assets.
- Private Keys
Private Keys provide cryptographic control over your digital assets.
Loss or unauthorized disclosure of your Private Keys may result in permanent loss of access to your assets.
LXX Wallet never requests your Private Keys.
- Wallet Security
Users are responsible for maintaining the security of:
- mobile devices;
- computers;
- passwords;
- biometric authentication;
- operating system updates;
- antivirus protection where appropriate.
LXX Wallet cannot protect users against compromised devices or unsafe security practices.
- Transaction Authorization
Every blockchain transaction must be reviewed and approved by the user.
Before confirming any transaction, users should verify:
- recipient address;
- transaction amount;
- network fee;
- blockchain network;
- smart contract permissions where applicable.
Once confirmed on the blockchain, transactions are generally irreversible.
- Loss of Access
If you lose:
- your Recovery Phrase;
- your Private Keys;
- your wallet password;
LXX Wallet cannot restore access to your wallet.
There is no central authority capable of recovering lost self-custody wallets.
- Fraud Prevention
LXX Wallet will never ask for:
- your Recovery Phrase;
- your Private Keys;
- your wallet password.
If any person or website requests this information while claiming to represent LXX Wallet, it should be considered fraudulent unless clearly verified through official communication channels.
Users should immediately discontinue communication with suspicious parties.
- User Responsibility
By using LXX Wallet, you acknowledge that:
- you understand the principles of self-custody;
- you are solely responsible for protecting your wallet credentials;
- you understand that lost Recovery Phrases cannot be recovered;
- you accept responsibility for all blockchain transactions authorized from your wallet;
- you understand that LXX Wallet cannot restore lost digital assets.
- Acceptance
By continuing to use LXX Wallet, you confirm that you understand and accept the responsibilities associated with self-custody digital asset management.
- Contact
Questions regarding this Self-Custody Disclaimer may be submitted through the official contact information published on the LXX Wallet website.
- Effective Date
This Self-Custody Disclaimer becomes effective upon publication and remains valid until replaced by a newer version.