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Self-custody wallet for Partisia Blockchain. Send, receive, use dApps, and try private transfers on testnet. MPC Wallet: a self-custody browser extension for Partisia Blockchain. You hold your own keys. A new recovery phrase is created on your device, and your keys are stored on this computer, encrypted with your password. We never receive them, cannot move your funds, and cannot restore access if you lose your recovery phrase. EVERYDAY USE - Create an account, or import one from a recovery phrase, a private key or an encrypted backup file. - See your balance, gas coins and tokens, with recent activity. - Send and receive coins and tokens. Each public transfer shows the fee and details on a confirmation screen before you sign. - Connect to apps you approve. A connected site sees your address and public key, and every signature it asks for needs your confirmation. - Sign in where an app supports it, with a separate identity for each one. - Use the Ethereum account from the same recovery phrase: see your ETH balance, send ETH, and move ETH to Partisia Blockchain through the bridge. - Keep it open in Chrome's side panel or in its own window. - It locks itself after the idle time you choose (1 to 60 minutes) and when your computer locks. PRIVATE TRANSFERS (ON TESTNET) - Move MPC or a supported token into the shielded pool, send it to another shielded address, and move it back out. - Pay an app from your pool balance. It gets a receipt it can check, which shows the public address that paid. - Inside the pool, the amount and the recipient of a transfer are hidden. Your public account still shows as the sender, and the amounts you move in and out of the pool are public. PRIVACY - No analytics, ads or tracking. - A small script on web pages lets sites find the extension and send it requests, which is why it asks for access to all sites. It does not read the content of the pages you visit. - Showing balances and sending transactions means contacting blockchain servers, which see your public address and, as with any web request, your IP address. Website: https://shieldedmpc.com Support: [email protected]