# Privacy at Raven > What Raven keeps, who else sees anything, and how to have it removed. Page: https://ravenwallet.pro/privacy Updated: 2026-10-27 ## Privacy Last updated 27 October 2026 Raven keeps your keys in your browser, locked with your password. This page says what little we keep, who else sees anything, and how to have it removed. ### What we keep #### If you have an account - Your vault, as your browser locked it. We cannot open it. We keep the last ten saved copies so a bad save can be undone. - Your email, sealed with a key only our admin page holds, and as a one-way hash that names your account’s file. - Your wallets’ public addresses and the names you gave them, sealed the same way. Never a key. - How you sign in (password, Google, Phantom or Face ID) and when you last opened Raven. - Each move you finish: its kind, what moved and its dollar value then. No addresses go with it. - A check of your password and of your 12 words, made in your browser and stretched again on our server. Neither can be turned back into the password or the words. - Only Raven’s two founders can see these, on an admin page behind a Google sign-in and a code from an authenticator app. Every look is written down. - Which version of the Terms you agreed to, and when. #### If you join the waitlist - Your email, how you joined (typed or Google) and when. We use it only to tell you when Raven opens to you. #### Held briefly, never saved - Your IP address, to slow down anyone sending too many requests. It is held only in the server’s memory, never written down, and gone when the server restarts. We do not keep your password, your 12 words or your keys, and we cannot open your vault. ### In your browser Your locked vault, your settings (sort order, display size, folders left open), a random id for this device that private moves use, and, while you sign in with Google, a one-time code that ties Google’s answer to your tab. Nothing in your browser is sent to us unless you save it to your account: then your vault goes up locked, and your wallets’ addresses and names sealed. ### Who else sees something - Google, when you choose Continue with Google: it tells us your email is yours. We ask for your email and nothing else. - Helius, our connection to Solana: your wallet addresses and the transactions you send pass through it, through our server, never with your keys. - Jupiter, when you sell or buy a coin: the coin, the amount and the wallet, to build the trade. - DexScreener, for coin prices: only which coins, never whose. - Privacy Cash, when you make a private move: your browser talks to it directly, under its own terms. - Cloudflare runs our domain, serves our pages and forwards support email. Render hosts our server; like any host, they may keep standard request logs (IP address and time) for a short while. - Solana itself is public: every address and transaction you make is visible to anyone, forever. That is how the network works, not something Raven can change. We do not sell anything about you, show ads, or use trackers or analytics. ### Removing your data Email [support@ravenwallet.pro](mailto:support@ravenwallet.pro) from the email on your account, or the one you joined the waitlist with, and we delete your account file, every saved copy of your vault, or your waitlist entry within 30 days. Before you delete an account, make sure you have your 12 words: without them your wallets cannot be opened again. ### Children Raven is not for anyone under 18. ### Changes If this page changes, the date at the top changes, and a big change is shown in the app before it applies. ### Contact [support@ravenwallet.pro](mailto:support@ravenwallet.pro)