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Wallets

Flip never holds your keys. Every signing event happens in your wallet, locally.

What "tracked" means​

A wallet is tracked when you've added it to your account. Tracked wallets:

  • Show up in Portfolio.
  • Are addressable by name or address in Compose ("send 100 USDC from my-trezor").

Connected vs verified​

  • Connected = currently selected signer in your wallet adapter.
  • Verified = you've connected the wallet. Connecting is the verification — there's no separate signature step, and it works the same for both EVM and Solana. Verification is per-wallet and persists across sessions and devices, so verifying once unlocks the wallet on every device you sign in from.

Watch-only​

Wallets added by address without a signature are tracked for display only — they can't sign anything. Their idle balances surface in Portfolio so you can plan across wallets you don't currently hold keys for.

Wallet memory​

Flip keeps a small, per-wallet memory so planning gets smarter the more you use it:

  • Patterns — behavioral observations derived from the wallet's public on-chain activity (protocols you use repeatedly, how positions are managed over time), each backed by the public transactions it was observed in. These power the insights on the wallet's page and the Suggested agents you see on the Agents page.
  • Notes — short descriptions you write yourself ("cold storage", "the trading wallet"). Compose can quote them back when you ask what a wallet is for, and planning uses them to pick the right wallet for a job.
  • Preferences — an internal summary of the assets, chains, and protocols you actually work with, derived from your prompts and in-app activity. It personalizes planning and is never shown publicly.

Everything here is computed from public on-chain data and your own activity in Flip — never from your keys, and never from off-chain accounts. Patterns and notes are keyed to the wallet address. Preferences can be used across your linked wallets so planning reflects you as one user, not a set of isolated accounts.

Privacy controls, export, and deletion. Settings includes privacy controls such as product-analytics opt-out. Settings → Privacy → Download my data exports the wallet records and pattern history included in the current self-service bundle for a connected verified wallet. Some derived personalization data, such as the internal preference summary, is available by request rather than in the self-service export. You can request deletion as described in the privacy policy.