Wallet information
Connecting a wallet can expose a public wallet address and blockchain activity needed to display or execute a route. A public blockchain address is not a private key.

StarBridge is a non-custodial interface. We do not ask for private keys or seed phrases. This page describes the main categories of information involved when you use the site.
Connecting a wallet can expose a public wallet address and blockchain activity needed to display or execute a route. A public blockchain address is not a private key.
Blockchain transactions are public by design. Transaction hashes, addresses, token movements and network data may be visible on the relevant public blockchain explorer.
StarBridge relies on third-party infrastructure such as LI.FI and blockchain networks to provide routing and execution. Their services may process technical information according to their own policies.
If you contact support, the information you voluntarily provide may be used to answer your request and maintain the support conversation.
Never send a seed phrase, private key or wallet recovery secret to StarBridge support. StarBridge does not need these credentials to provide the interface.
This page may be updated as the StarBridge product, infrastructure and legal requirements evolve. The current version published on this website is the applicable website notice.