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We do not store private keys. Yes, they are potentially in memory but...
We keep them on the stack (not on the heap) where they are zero'ed out as soon as they go out of scope, and
Every crypto wallet will need to ask you for your private key (or seed phrase), and Delphereum-made apps aren't any different. As a matter of fact, most of them are wallets.
That being said, it would be awesome if this library would support WalletConnect technology. It is on our list of things to do.
Hello,
Isn't dangerous to store private keys into the executable that can be reversed engineered ?
Thank you
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