Every Bitcoin transaction is permanent and public. How you receive decides whether that ledger becomes a map of your life — and where your keys live decides who can spend.
Share one code for years; reuse of the public address never becomes reuse on the chain.
No asking senders for a fresh address, no invoice trail showing who paid what.
Clustering relies on address reuse and single-owner inputs. This removes both.
A full server compromise still can't move your bitcoin.
Generated and held on your device. There's no seed column in the database to leak — and no one to recover it for you.
A new device must be confirmed by email before it reaches a wallet, so a stolen password isn't enough.
Transactions, PayJoins included, are signed on your device. The backend can't author one for you.
Background scanning uploads your scan key only: it can detect coins, never spend them, and you can turn it off.
None of that helps if the app itself is fake. The Android builds are sideloaded, so check the one you downloaded before installing it — verify a download →