Use
What stays public
MERKI changes how an account is authorised, not what the chain shows. A plain list of what anyone can see about a keyhold and its operations.
MERKI has no privacy layer. A keyhold operation is an ordinary transaction on Robinhood Chain, and everything below is public and permanent.
| Visible to anyone | Why |
|---|---|
| Your keyhold address and its balances | Balances are plain chain state. |
| Every recipient, amount and token | The calls are in the transaction data. |
| When you act, and how often | Each operation is a transaction with a block and time. |
| The wallet that submitted it | It sends the EntryPoint transaction and pays the gas. |
| Your key index and key hashes | KeyRotated and KeyRecovered events are logged. |
What a signature reveals
A signature reveals points on the hash chains of a key that is retired in the same step. It reveals nothing about later keys, and later keys cannot be worked out from it.
What this site learns
The site reads the chain through a relay with rate limits; the relay sees your IP address and the public addresses you look up, like any RPC provider. It never receives your phrase, your keys or your password, and it stores no account data.