PocketChange does not take custody of wallets or assets, does not access private keys, and does not store permissions or approvals. All transactions are signed directly by the user from their wallet using standard on-chain signature requests. PocketChange cannot initiate transactions independently and has no ability to move funds without explicit user approval.
Pocket Change does not:
- Take control of wallets
- Intercept or hold funds
- Store private keys
- Request standing token approvals
- Leave behind permissions that require revocation
Once a transaction completes, PocketChange has no ongoing access to the wallet or its assets.
Using PocketChange is functionally equivalent to using a decentralized exchange interface, with the added benefit of coordinated execution across multiple tokens.