What non-custodial means in Clar
Clar is built around self-custody. The wallet is created or imported by the user, and signing access is meant to remain under the user’s control instead of being delegated to a custodial operator.
Backend services still exist for orchestration, status sync, route planning, and product security, but those services do not change the core wallet model into custody.
- Local wallet signing material stays in the browser when the wallet is unlocked there.
- Wallet, swap, send, analytics, and deposit surfaces are part of one product instead of scattered flows.
- Email and 2FA can strengthen session access, but they do not replace local signing authority.
Privacy-first does not mean magic anonymity
Users often search for an anonymous non-custodial Web3 wallet. Clar is designed for privacy-first, pseudonymous on-chain usage, but blockchain activity remains visible on public networks.
That means Clar can improve the product path for privacy-aware users without making false promises about absolute anonymity.