YSeed

Contact and security reports

YSeed's most important support rule is simple: never send a real seed phrase to anyone, including someone claiming to represent YSeed.

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Direct answer

YSeed has not published a direct support inbox yet. Until one is added, use the public security model and methodology pages for verification, and do not send wallet secrets through any channel.

Never send these

  • Real seed phrases or recovery phrases.
  • Private keys, xprv values, xpub values, or keystore files.
  • Wallet screenshots that reveal balances, addresses, or recovery details.
  • Clipboard history, cloud notes, or backup photos.

Useful report details

A safe security report should describe the affected page, browser, operating system, reproduction steps, expected behavior, observed behavior, and whether the issue affects phrase generation, validation, storage, service worker caching, or external requests.

Do not include a real wallet phrase as proof. Use a known public BIP39 test phrase or a phrase generated only for the report.

Verification pages

Use the smallest safe surface.

Start with local generation, validate only structure, and treat any balance-check promise as outside the safety boundary.