Asentum Wallet Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-09-09

Asentum Wallet is a self-custody browser extension for the Asentum blockchain testnet. This policy explains what the extension does and does not do with your data. It reflects how the shipped code actually behaves.

Summary

  • The extension is self-custody. You hold your own keys.
  • Your secret keys and password never leave your device.
  • There is no analytics, no telemetry, no advertising, and no third-party tracking.
  • We do not collect, sell, rent, or share your personal data with anyone.
  • The only servers the extension contacts are the Asentum testnet node and explorer, and only to read public chain data and broadcast transactions you explicitly approve.

What the extension stores, and where

All of the following is stored locally on your own device using the browser's extension storage. None of it is transmitted to us or to any third party.

  • Accounts: account name, public key, and Asentum address.
  • Encrypted secret keys: your Dilithium3 secret key is encrypted with a password you choose (scrypt key derivation plus AES-GCM) before it is written to local storage. The plaintext secret key exists only in memory while the wallet is unlocked, and is discarded when the browser closes or the extension is reloaded.
  • Per-site connection permissions: the list of website origins you have approved to connect to your wallet, so you are not re-prompted every time. You can revoke these at any time.
  • Wallet settings: the testnet RPC and explorer endpoints and the display chain id.

We never receive a copy of any of this data. We cannot recover your password or your keys. If you lose them, we cannot restore access to your accounts.

Network requests the extension makes

The extension makes outbound network requests only to the Asentum testnet infrastructure, and only to perform actions you initiate:

  • testnet.asentum.com (Asentum testnet node RPC): to read chain information, your account balance and nonce, to make read-only contract view calls, and to broadcast transactions you have approved.
  • explorer.asentum.com (Asentum testnet explorer): for the testnet faucet endpoint and to build transaction and block links.

When you use a blockchain, the transactions you broadcast and the addresses you query are, by the nature of a public ledger, visible to the node you connect to and recorded publicly on-chain. This is inherent to how any blockchain works and is not unique to this extension. The extension adds no tracking of its own on top of these requests.

Website interaction (dapp provider)

To let Asentum testnet dapps connect to your wallet, the extension injects a small provider object (window.asentum) into web pages. This provider does nothing until a page explicitly calls it. When a site requests a connection or asks you to sign a transaction, the extension shows you a prompt and takes no action unless you approve. The extension does not read, collect, or transmit the content of the pages you visit.

What we do not do

  • We do not collect analytics or usage statistics.
  • We do not use cookies or advertising identifiers.
  • We do not include any third-party trackers, ad networks, or crash-reporting SDKs.
  • We do not sell or transfer your data to data brokers or anyone else.
  • We do not use your data for advertising, credit, lending, or any purpose unrelated to operating the wallet.
  • No human at Asentum has access to your keys, password, or wallet contents.

Data retention and deletion

Because all wallet data is stored locally on your device, you are in control of it. You can delete it at any time by removing accounts within the wallet, resetting the wallet, or uninstalling the extension, which clears its local storage.

Children

This extension is not directed to children and does not knowingly collect any information from them.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be published at this URL with a new last updated date.

Contact

For questions about this policy, contact the Asentum team through the project website or the repository linked on the Chrome Web Store listing.