Lunar Wallet is a self-custody wallet for your browser and your phone, operated by Minazu Evergreen LLC, a Delaware limited liability company ("Lunar", "we", "us"). Your keys, your recovery phrase, and your encrypted vault are generated and stored on your own device and are never transmitted to us or anyone else. We do not run accounts, we do not track you, and we do not sell data. This page explains exactly what data does leave your device, and why.
A blockchain wallet cannot work in complete isolation: to show balances, resolve names, estimate fees, and broadcast transactions it must talk to blockchain infrastructure. Those requests necessarily include public data such as your wallet addresses and the transactions you choose to make. We minimize this and never attach an identity to it.
These third parties operate under their own privacy policies. We do not share any account, contact, or identity information with them, because we do not have any.
If a defect crashes part of the wallet, Lunar can send an anonymous crash report to our own infrastructure to help us fix it. Before anything is sent, the report is scrubbed on your device of anything that could identify you or your wallet: addresses, keys, transaction signatures, recovery-phrase words, and balances are stripped out. A report contains only the app version, your platform family (e.g. "firefox" or "ios"), and a scrubbed error description.
This is the only data Lunar itself ever collects. You choose whether to share it when you set up your wallet, and you can change your mind at any time in Settings → "Share crash reports". Reports are capped, de-duplicated, contain no account or device identifier, and auto-expire after roughly 90 days.
The extension requests only the browser permissions it needs to function: local storage (for your encrypted vault and settings), alarms (for the auto-lock timer), active-tab detection and scripting (to read a token address from a supported trading tab when you use Fast Swap), and network access to the blockchain and price hosts listed in the extension's manifest. None of these are used to observe your general browsing.
On iOS, two device permissions exist and both stay on your device:
The mobile app includes a browser tab for using dApps. Websites you visit there are third parties: like any browser, they see your IP address and can store cookies and site data on your device, which persist until you delete the app. A site only learns your wallet address after you explicitly approve its connection request. If you type something other than a web address in the address bar, it is sent to DuckDuckGo as a search query.
Your wallet data lives on your device and is removed when you remove the extension, delete the app, or reset the wallet. The only data we retain is the optional crash reports described above, which auto-expire after approximately 90 days.
Lunar Wallet is not directed to children under 16 and we do not knowingly collect data from them.
If we change how the wallet handles data, we will update this page and revise the effective date above. Material changes will also be reflected in the extension's release notes.
Questions about privacy? Email hello@lunarwallet.app.
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