Self-custody

Your coins, your keys, your browser

An arcade's wallet holds several coins from one set of twelve words, made on your own device. The arcade keeps your public key and a sealed copy of your wallet it can't open, and never sees your password.

How it keeps you in control

Made on your device

Join makes twelve words in your browser and seals them with a password of at least 12 characters. The words are the account.

Signed by you

Every payment is read from the transaction's own bytes and shown to you before your browser signs it. Nothing leaves until you press Send.

Any arcade serves you

If one arcade closes, sign in at another with the same words, and everything you own is still on the chains.

Keeping Your Keys Safe (PDF) · Your First Ten Minutes on ARCADE (PDF) · How it works

Questions

Can the arcade's operator spend my coins?

No. Your keys never leave your device; the operator can't sign for you.

What if I forget my password?

Nobody can reset it. Your twelve recovery words restore the account on any arcade, so keep them written down and offline.

Which coins does one account hold?

Every chain the arcade runs or borrows: Dogecoin, Pepecoin, Litecoin, DigiByte, Bellscoin, Luckycoin and more, from the same words.