Privacy Policy

Welcome to Infinity Wallet. This Privacy Policy explains how information may be collected, used, and protected when you use the Infinity Wallet desktop application, visit the Infinity Wallet website, or interact with related services.

Infinity Wallet is a desktop cryptocurrency wallet designed to allow users to securely manage digital assets across multiple blockchain networks. The application is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux and is developed with a focus on security, transparency, and user control.

Infinity Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet, meaning that users retain full control over their private keys and digital assets at all times. Private keys, recovery phrases, and other sensitive wallet data are generated and stored locally on the user’s device and are not transmitted to Infinity Wallet servers.

This Privacy Policy describes the types of information that may be collected when using the wallet or accessing the Infinity Wallet website, how such information may be used, and the measures taken to protect user privacy.

By downloading, installing, or using Infinity Wallet, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Privacy Policy and agree to the practices described in this document.

Infinity Wallet is designed to operate with minimal data collection. Because the wallet is non-custodial and runs locally on your device, most sensitive information related to your cryptocurrency accounts is never transmitted to Infinity Wallet or stored on our servers.

However, limited information may be collected in certain situations, such as when you interact with the Infinity Wallet website, download the application, or communicate with the project through community channels.

This section explains the types of information that may be collected and the types of information that Infinity Wallet does not collect.

2.1 Information We May Collect

• Website Usage Data: Basic technical information may be collected when visiting the Infinity Wallet website, such as browser type, device type, IP address, pages visited, and general analytics data used to improve the website experience.
• Download and Update Information: When downloading the application or checking for updates, certain technical information may be processed to deliver the correct version of the wallet for your operating system.
• Support or Communication Information: If you contact the Infinity Wallet team through email, community platforms, or issue tracking systems such as GitHub, any information you choose to provide may be stored in order to respond to your request or resolve reported issues.

2.2 Information We Do Not Collect

• Private Keys or Recovery Phrases: Your private keys and recovery phrases are generated and stored locally on your device and are never transmitted to Infinity Wallet servers.
• Wallet Balances or Transaction History: Infinity Wallet does not maintain centralized records of your wallet balances or transaction history.
• Personal Identity Information: Infinity Wallet does not require identity verification and does not collect personal information such as your name, address, or government identification.
• Access to Your Funds: Infinity Wallet does not have the ability to access, control, or recover your funds.

Infinity Wallet uses limited information only for purposes necessary to operate, maintain, and improve the wallet application and related services. Because Infinity Wallet is a non-custodial desktop wallet, most sensitive wallet information remains stored locally on the user's device and is not processed by Infinity Wallet.

Any information that may be collected through the website, download process, support requests, or community platforms is used only for legitimate operational purposes. We do not sell personal data and do not use collected information for advertising or profiling.

Infinity Wallet is designed as a non-custodial desktop wallet, meaning the application provides software tools that allow users to manage their digital assets without requiring Infinity Wallet to store or control user funds.

The wallet operates locally on the user's device and interacts directly with blockchain networks to retrieve public blockchain data such as balances and transaction history.

Because Infinity Wallet functions as software rather than a custodial service, sensitive wallet information is never transmitted to Infinity Wallet servers. Private keys and recovery phrases remain under the user's control, and the application does not have the ability to access user funds or wallet credentials.

4.1 Local Key Storage

Private keys and recovery phrases are generated directly on the user's device when a wallet is created. Infinity Wallet is designed so that sensitive wallet information remains under the user's control at all times.

• Private keys are generated locally when a wallet is created.
• Wallet data remains stored only on the user's device.
• Transaction signing takes place locally before being broadcast to the blockchain.
• Infinity Wallet cannot access or retrieve private keys from user devices.

4.2 Direct Blockchain Interaction

Infinity Wallet retrieves wallet balances, transaction history, and other network information by communicating directly with blockchain networks or public infrastructure providers that supply blockchain data.

This information is publicly available on blockchain networks and does not grant Infinity Wallet access to a user's wallet or funds.

Transactions created in Infinity Wallet are signed locally on the user's device and then broadcast to the appropriate blockchain network. Infinity Wallet does not control the validation or processing of transactions once they are submitted to the network.

4.3 User Responsibility

Because Infinity Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet, users are responsible for maintaining the security of their devices and protecting access to their wallet information.

This includes securely storing recovery phrases, maintaining device security, and ensuring that unauthorized individuals cannot access the wallet.

Infinity Wallet cannot recover lost recovery phrases, reset wallet passwords, or restore access to wallets if recovery information is lost. Users should take appropriate precautions when managing and backing up their wallet credentials.

Infinity Wallet allows users to interact directly with public blockchain networks. When a transaction is created and signed within the wallet, it is broadcast to the appropriate blockchain network for validation and confirmation.

These networks operate independently from Infinity Wallet and are maintained by decentralized participants such as validators or miners.

Once a transaction is submitted to a blockchain network, it becomes part of a public ledger. Blockchain ledgers are designed to be transparent and immutable, meaning that transaction data may be publicly visible and permanently recorded. Infinity Wallet does not control how blockchain networks process or display this information.

5.1 Public Blockchain Data

The following types of information may be publicly visible on blockchain networks:

Because blockchain networks are decentralized, Infinity Wallet cannot modify, reverse, or delete transactions once they have been broadcast. Transaction records remain stored on the blockchain and may be accessible through blockchain explorers or other public indexing services.

Infinity Wallet may rely on certain third-party services and platforms in order to provide functionality, maintain development infrastructure, support community engagement, and operate the Infinity Wallet website.

Because Infinity Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet, private keys, recovery phrases, and other sensitive wallet information remain stored locally on the user’s device and are never transmitted to Infinity Wallet servers or third-party providers.

Any interaction with external services is limited to the minimum information necessary to retrieve public blockchain data, deliver software updates, maintain development infrastructure, or operate website functionality.

6.1 Blockchain Infrastructure

In order to display wallet balances, retrieve transaction history, and broadcast transactions to blockchain networks, Infinity Wallet may communicate with public blockchain nodes or infrastructure providers that supply blockchain data.

Blockchain networks themselves operate as decentralized public ledgers. Information such as wallet addresses, transaction hashes, timestamps, and transaction amounts may be publicly visible through blockchain explorers or other indexing services.

Communication with blockchain infrastructure providers does not grant those providers access to private keys or recovery phrases, as all transaction signing occurs locally on the user’s device before transactions are broadcast to the network.

6.2 Development Platforms

Infinity Wallet maintains an open-source development model and may rely on third-party development platforms to host source code, manage software releases, and track issues reported by users and contributors.

When users submit bug reports, feature requests, or comments on development platforms, the information provided becomes subject to the privacy policies and data processing practices of those services.

6.3 Community Platforms

Infinity Wallet maintains several community platforms where users can receive updates, discuss the project, ask questions, and share feedback. Participation in these platforms is voluntary.

Infinity Wallet may use cookies and similar technologies when users visit the official Infinity Wallet website. These technologies help ensure that the website operates correctly, improve performance, and provide insights into how visitors interact with the website content.

It is important to note that the Infinity Wallet desktop application itself does not use cookies, as it operates locally on the user’s device and does not rely on web tracking technologies. Cookies are only used in connection with the Infinity Wallet website and related web services.

7.1 Website Functionality and Analytics

Cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Infinity Wallet website to maintain basic website functionality and understand how visitors interact with different pages. This information helps improve the design, structure, and usability of the website.

Information collected through cookies may include general technical details such as browser type, device type, referring pages, time spent on pages, and general navigation patterns. This information is used only for website performance analysis and to improve the overall user experience.

Cookies used on the website are not designed to access wallet information, private keys, or any sensitive data related to the Infinity Wallet application.

7.2 Types of Cookies Used

The Infinity Wallet website may use different categories of cookies depending on the functionality required.

• Essential cookies that support core website functionality such as page navigation and access to certain features.
• Performance or analytics cookies that help us understand how visitors interact with the website and allow us to improve content and usability.
• Preference cookies that remember basic user settings such as language preferences or display configurations.

These cookies generally collect aggregated information about website usage and are not intended to identify individual users.

7.3 Cookie Control

Users may control or disable cookies through their browser settings. Most modern web browsers allow users to block cookies, delete stored cookies, or receive notifications when cookies are used.

Please note that disabling certain cookies may affect the functionality of parts of the Infinity Wallet website. Users who wish to limit the use of cookies can adjust their browser privacy settings accordingly.

Infinity Wallet is developed with a strong focus on protecting user data and maintaining the integrity of the wallet application. The software is designed to minimize the amount of information processed outside of the user’s device and to reduce reliance on centralized infrastructure.

Security considerations are incorporated into the design and development of the wallet, including how sensitive data is handled, how transactions are processed, and how the application interacts with blockchain networks.

Security Practices

• Local transaction signing: Transactions created in the wallet are signed locally on the user's device before being broadcast to the blockchain network.
• Open-source transparency: Infinity Wallet maintains an open-source codebase that allows developers and the community to review the software and contribute to improving security.
• Minimal data collection: The wallet is designed to operate with minimal collection of user information and without centralized storage of wallet data.
• Secure software distribution: Official releases of Infinity Wallet are distributed through verified channels to help ensure users install authentic versions of the application.
• Continuous development and updates: Regular software updates may include security improvements, performance optimizations, and bug fixes.

Infinity Wallet continuously works to improve the security and reliability of the wallet software. However, users should also take appropriate precautions to protect their devices, maintain secure backups of recovery phrases, and download the wallet only from official sources to reduce potential security risks.

Users have certain rights regarding their personal information and how it is processed. Because Infinity Wallet is designed as a non-custodial desktop wallet that operates locally on the user’s device, the amount of personal information processed by Infinity Wallet is limited.

Most sensitive wallet data, including private keys and recovery phrases, remains stored on the user’s device and is not collected or stored by Infinity Wallet. As a result, many traditional data access or deletion requests may not apply to the wallet application itself. However, users may still have rights regarding information that may be processed through the Infinity Wallet website, support channels, or community platforms.

9.1 Access to Information

Users may request information about the types of personal data that may be processed when interacting with Infinity Wallet services, such as information submitted through support channels or public development platforms.

9.2 Correction of Information

If users believe that information they have provided through support requests or communication channels is inaccurate, they may request that such information be corrected where reasonably possible.

9.3 Deletion Requests

Users may request the deletion of personal information that was voluntarily provided through Infinity Wallet communication channels or support requests, where such deletion is technically feasible and does not conflict with legal obligations.

9.4 Data Control

Because Infinity Wallet operates locally on the user’s device, users maintain control over their wallet data. Users may delete the wallet application, remove local data, or restore wallets using their recovery phrases without requiring intervention from Infinity Wallet.

9.5 Applicable Data Protection Laws

Depending on the user’s location, additional rights may exist under applicable data protection laws, including regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or other regional privacy frameworks.

Infinity Wallet is committed to operating in accordance with applicable laws and regulatory frameworks related to data protection, privacy, and digital asset technologies. As a software provider offering a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, Infinity Wallet monitors developments in relevant regulatory environments and aims to align its practices with applicable legal requirements.

In particular, regulatory developments within jurisdictions such as the European Union may introduce frameworks governing digital asset services and related technologies. One example is the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), which establishes rules for certain crypto-asset service providers operating within the European Economic Area.

Because Infinity Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet software, it does not hold user funds, manage custodial accounts, or operate as a centralized financial intermediary. Nevertheless, Infinity Wallet aims to design its software and services in a manner that respects applicable legal obligations, including data protection standards and relevant regulatory guidance.

Users are responsible for complying with the laws and regulations applicable in their own jurisdictions when using cryptocurrency wallets and interacting with blockchain networks.

Infinity Wallet may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the wallet application, website functionality, legal requirements, or operational practices.

When updates are made, the revised version of the Privacy Policy will be published on the Infinity Wallet website with an updated effective date. Users are encouraged to review this Privacy Policy periodically to remain informed about how information may be handled.

Continued use of Infinity Wallet after updates to this Privacy Policy may constitute acceptance of the updated terms.