KITCHEN / PRIVACY

Your keys remain yours.

Kitchen does not request or receive your private keys. Connecting a wallet exposes its public account to the page. Transactions and contract interactions are public blockchain data.

The server and network provider receive ordinary request metadata, including IP address and timestamps. Public RPC requests may disclose queried addresses to the RPC operator. Academy progress and display preferences are stored in your browser; clearing site data removes those preferences.

No exchange account or email registration is required for Kitchen’s onchain workspace. External wallet software and block explorers have their own privacy practices.