Security & transparency

Security is a workflow, not a slogan.

Nora Wallet is designed to make sensitive boundaries visible and to keep control in the user's hands.

Encrypted vault

Wallet credentials are encrypted before being stored by the extension and are unlocked only when required by an authorized flow.

Secret-aware workflows

Backups and destructive wallet operations use dedicated verification paths. Secret material is kept out of ordinary UI state and logs.

Origin-scoped permissions

Each connected website receives its own permission record, which can be reviewed and revoked from Settings.

Approval before action

Dedicated windows show the requesting origin, account, network, and request details before signing or connection.

Lock controls

Manual lock, idle auto-lock, and progressive unlock delays reduce exposure when a browser session is unattended.

Release checks

Automated tests cover core wallet, provider, approval, transaction, network, swap, and cross-chain behavior.

Know the limits

No wallet can eliminate blockchain risk.

Smart contracts, dApps, tokens, RPC endpoints, routing providers, and user devices can fail or be malicious. Always verify what you sign, use small test amounts, and maintain an offline recovery backup.

Nora Wallet cannot recover lost secrets Blockchain transactions may be irreversible Provider availability and quotes can change Experimental features require extra caution
Report responsibly

Found a security issue?

Do not disclose it publicly or include wallet credentials. Send a reproducible report to the security contact.

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