Finally, Privacy For Your User’s Wallets
Wallets all rely on the same few RPC providers, who collect user IP addresses and other sensitive information to provide their services. Even if they don't monetize this data, it's still a huge privacy risk and a target for hackers. Users hate this — because they feel their assets and privacy are at risk!
RPCh provides:
Reduced data vulnerability
Increased user privacy
Seamless Integration & UX
The Problem
Crypto wallets are an essential part of the blockchain ecosystem. However, wallet transactions rely on RPC providers, centralized companies that can access, view and store users’ data and metadata well beyond what is visible on chain.
We need to make web3 trustless, and that means eliminating the ability to harvest IP addresses and metadata. This not only enhances security and privacy for users but also reduces the risk of exploitation for wallets.
Technical Implementation
RPCh offers an unparalleled level of privacy for your wallet. You can enjoy maximum privacy without changing any underlying logic of the wallet or blockchain. Our HOPR connector layer provides a simple drop-in replacement for the HTTP(S) connection of your current web3 provider, e.g. web3.js or ethers.js, ensuring that user IP addresses are kept private without requiring any complex integration.
RPCh Wallet Integrations (Demo)
At the Infinite Hackathon in Bogota last year, three wallets were integrated with RPCh. Block Wallet, Tally Ho!, and Frame all let you use RPCh to completely obscure your metadata while using or even browsing web3 services. Watch the demos below to see each integration in action.
Why Does Your Wallet Need RPCh?
Reduced data vulnerability
Increased user privacy
Seamless Integration & UX
RPCh provides: