Chapter 1Security and access
- Add a second method (Google or your wallet, besides email) with “+”. If you lose one, you sign in with the other.
- Session: where Krows is open. “Sign out” closes it on this device.
- Account: when it was created and your last access. If you do not recognise an access, sign out and tell us.
Krows stores no passwords: access is handled by Privy, which sends codes by email and verifies Google, Apple or your wallet.
Chapter 2The private key
In Settings › Wallet you can export the private key of the wallet Krows created for you. Whoever has it can empty it.
- Only export if you are importing it into another wallet right now.
- Do not copy it to notes, emails, chats or the cloud.
- If you think someone saw it, move your funds to a new wallet.
Nobody from Krows will ever ask for your private key, recovery phrase or sign-in code.
Chapter 3If you lose access
- You signed in with email, Google or Apple: you regain access by recovering that email or account. Your wallet is still yours.
- You signed in with your own wallet: recover it with its phrase in the wallet app. Krows cannot do it for you.
- Your tokens and USDC are on the blockchain, not at Krows: they are not lost even if it takes you a while to return.
Chapter 4Download, deactivate or delete
- Download your data: a file with your profile, investments, votes and ratings.
- Deactivate: hides your profile and stops emails; you return by signing in.
- Delete: removes your account for good. First we warn you about what is still active: tokens you hold (without an account you could not vote or get notices) or a Pro plan, which you should cancel.
Chapter 5Final review
Before you close this guide, check you have it clear. None of this is sent anywhere: it is just for you.
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