MOI Wallet

Your keys. Your wallet.

MOI Wallet is built on a simple principle: you should be in full control of your funds, and no one else should ever have access. Every decision we make starts there.

You own your wallet

Your keys are generated on your device and never leave it. No one — not even us — can access your funds.

No data, no tracking

No accounts to create, no analytics, no advertising. MOI Wallet is designed to know nothing about you.

Built to be verified

The browser extension is open source. Our privacy policy is written in plain English. Nothing is hidden.

How we protect you

Encrypted on your device

Your wallet is protected by strong encryption. Your password never leaves your phone — it's the only key that unlocks your funds.

Biometric unlock

Use Face ID or fingerprint to open your wallet quickly and securely. Your biometric data is handled entirely by your device — we never see it.

No central server

There is no MOI Wallet server that holds your data. Nothing to breach, nothing to leak. Your wallet lives only on your device.

Zero tracking

No analytics tools, no crash reporters, no advertising SDKs anywhere in the app. We have no idea how you use it.

Transparent connections

The wallet only talks to the MOI network to read blockchain data, and to WalletConnect when you choose to connect to a dApp. Nothing else.

Open source extension

The Voyage Passport browser extension is fully open source. Read the code, verify what it does, and build on top of it.

What we see vs. what we don't

Short answer: almost nothing.

✗We never see
  • ✗Your seed phrase or recovery words
  • ✗Your private keys
  • ✗Your wallet password
  • ✗Your face or fingerprint
  • ✗Your balances
  • ✗Your transaction history
  • ✗Your name, email, or phone
  • ✗Your location
✓What is visible
  • ✓Your public wallet address — this is public on the blockchain by design
  • ✓WalletConnect session info — only when you connect to a dApp
  • ✓Your support message — only if you email us directly

Want the full details?

Our privacy policy explains everything we collect and why — in plain English, not legal boilerplate.

Read the Privacy Policy