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primal. is a terminal, not a custodian. It never holds, stores, or transmits your private keys, and it cannot move funds. Connecting your wallet grants exactly two capabilities:
  • Read. Your public address, so the terminal can scan your holdings and activity from the chain.
  • Request signatures. The terminal builds transactions and asks your wallet to sign them. Approval always happens inside your wallet, on your screen.

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What that means in practice

Can primal. move funds on its own?No. Every transaction requires your signature
Are keys or seed phrases ever entered on primal.?Never. If a page asks, it is not primal.
What is stored server-side about your wallet?Nothing. Disconnecting ends the session
Who signs?Your wallet extension, every time

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The wallet is the boundary

Every buy, sell, close, and claim is a transaction you approve in your wallet, and your wallet shows you what it does before you sign. If a transaction ever looks different from what the terminal said it would do, reject it. That review step belongs to you, and no primal. feature ever requires skipping it.