Safety & responsible use
RPWallet is a wallet simulator: a Progressive Web App that draws popular wallet-style screens on iOS and Android for creator content, product demos, mockups, fictional productions, and consensual pranks. It never asks for a seed phrase, never connects to a real wallet, holds no cryptocurrency, and cannot sign or broadcast a blockchain transaction. Some simulated information syncs for P2P history and notifications, but it never represents real funds and must not be used to convince anyone otherwise.
Why creators use RPWallet
Publishing a real wallet can expose balances, addresses, transaction history, tokens, notifications, and other financial context. RPWallet provides a fictional production environment for screenshots, videos, tutorials, mockups, and entertainment without putting real assets or wallet data on screen.
Permitted pranks must be playful and consensual: they must not request money or information, damage a reputation, create fear or urgency, cause loss, or leave a reasonable person believing the displayed assets are real. If context is ambiguous, disclose that the wallet, balance, and activity are simulated.
What RPWallet never does
Never asks for a seed phrase
There is no field anywhere in RPWallet for a seed phrase, recovery phrase, or private key. If a site claiming to be RPWallet asks for one, it is not us — close it.
Never connects to a real wallet
RPWallet does not request wallet connections, signatures, or approvals. It has no wallet-connect flow and no contract interactions of any kind.
Cannot move funds
Every balance, token, and transaction in RPWallet is simulated. Some features sync simulated data, but nothing is broadcast to a blockchain, so there is no transfer that could drain an account.
Official PWA and Android installs
RPWallet is available as a Progressive Web App that installs from the official website without sideloading. Eligible Android plans may also include an official signed APK, delivered through the purchase email or dashboard. RPWallet does not offer an IPA. Never install a package from a third-party download page or an unsolicited message.
Not affiliated with any wallet provider
RPWallet is an independent simulation tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Phantom, Trust Wallet, Exodus, Ledger Live or Money App, or any blockchain project. All product names are the trademarks of their owners.
No real balances are ever exposed
Because RPWallet never reads a real wallet, no genuine holdings, addresses, or transaction history can leak through it.
User responsibility & enforcement
You are responsible for your content, claims, context, audience, permissions, disclosures, and compliance with applicable law. RPWallet does not endorse or authorize scams, fraud, impersonation, or any other unlawful use.
We may investigate reports and suspend or permanently revoke access without refund when we reasonably believe the Service has been misused. Where permitted or required by law, we may preserve relevant records, respond to valid legal process, cooperate with platforms, payment providers, rights holders, regulators, or law enforcement, and report suspected unlawful conduct.
If a user commits or facilitates a crime, civil wrong, or policy violation, responsibility remains with that user. The product's entertainment purpose does not excuse deceptive or unlawful conduct.
Prohibited uses
These break our Terms & Conditions and end access without a refund.
- Fraud, scams, phishing, theft, extortion, money laundering, social engineering, or any other crime.
- Presenting simulated balances or transactions as proof of funds, income, net worth, ownership, trading results, or investment performance.
- Soliciting investments, loans, payments, transfers, donations, gifts, credentials, or personal information using simulated content.
- Impersonating a person, business, wallet provider, exchange, financial institution, government body, employee, or representative.
- Falsely claiming affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, authority, account ownership, or control of digital assets.
- Fabricating evidence for a financial, legal, lending, insurance, tax, immigration, employment, compliance, or identity-verification process.
- Threatening, coercing, blackmailing, harassing, defaming, or causing financial, reputational, emotional, or physical harm.
- Helping another person commit, conceal, evade safeguards for, or profit from a prohibited act.
- Any use that violates applicable law or another person's intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, or consumer rights.
Label your simulated content
If a viewer could reasonably believe a wallet screenshot or video shows real holdings, say that it is simulated — in the post, the caption, or on screen. Roleplay and entertainment content is fine; content engineered to make someone believe you hold funds you do not is not, and in most jurisdictions undisclosed simulated financial visuals can be treated as deceptive.
Official channels
- Website: https://rpwallet.app
- Telegram support: https://t.me/RPWallet_support_bot
Anything else is an impersonator. We never message you first, never sell access through direct messages, and never ask for a seed phrase or wallet connection. If your plan includes an Android APK, use only the official link in your purchase email or dashboard; we do not distribute APKs through unsolicited messages or third-party download pages, and we do not offer an IPA. Report impersonators to either support option above.
If you believe you were targeted by fraud, preserve messages and payment records, contact your payment provider, and report it to the appropriate authority. In the United States, use the FTC or the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center.
Reporting a security issue
Send vulnerability reports through Telegram support with the affected URL, the steps to reproduce, and what an attacker could do with it. Please give us a reasonable window to fix the issue before disclosing it publicly, and do not access other people's accounts or data while testing. Machine-readable contact details are published at /.well-known/security.txt.
Safety FAQ.
Is RPWallet a real crypto wallet?
No. RPWallet is a wallet simulator for content, demos, and roleplay. It does not hold, send, receive, or interact with real cryptocurrency, and it cannot sign or broadcast a blockchain transaction.
Can RPWallet drain my wallet?
No. RPWallet has no wallet-connect flow, requests no signatures or token approvals, and never asks for a seed phrase or private key. There is no mechanism by which it could access your funds.
Do I have to disclose that a wallet screenshot is simulated?
Yes, whenever a viewer could reasonably read it as real. Label simulated visuals in the post, video, or demo itself. Our Terms require it, and applicable advertising, consumer-protection, or platform rules may also require it.
Is RPWallet affiliated with Phantom, Trust Wallet, Exodus, or Ledger Live?
No. RPWallet is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Phantom, Trust Wallet, Exodus, Ledger Live or Money App, or any other wallet provider or blockchain project.
How do I know I am on the real RPWallet?
The official website is https://rpwallet.app. Get support through chat on this website or our official Telegram bot at https://t.me/RPWallet_support_bot. We never message first, never sell through direct messages, and never ask for a seed phrase or wallet connection.
Who is responsible if RPWallet is misused?
The user who creates, publishes, sends, or relies on simulated content is responsible for that conduct. An RPWallet license does not authorize unlawful activity or protect a user from civil, criminal, regulatory, contractual, or platform consequences.
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Read the full rules
The Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy cover permitted use, refunds, and what data we do and do not collect.