Security

Last updated: 18 October 2026

Shingan is two products with one rule: hold as little power over your money as possible. The wallet guard is read-only and non-custodial. The operator platform prepares work and holds projects; it never asks for a platform password, a one-time code, or a key. Here is exactly what that means, and where the limits are.

The core promise

What Shingan can do

What Shingan cannot do

Threat model

We design against: an attacker who compromises our servers (they should gain no keys, because we hold none); a malicious or compromised dapp you interact with (Shingan surfaces the approval and scores the spender); a drainer that moves funds (Shingan alerts on the outflow); and a scam platform on the earning side (the path carries the fee and code red flags, and the score includes scam risk).

We do not claim to prevent every loss. Monitoring is best-effort and can be delayed or incomplete. The path is preparation, not a guarantee of income. See the Risk Disclosure.

Data & privacy

The guard stores your email and the public wallet addresses you add. The platform stores an email and password hash, your five answers, projects, connections and credit ledger. It never stores keys, platform passwords or card details. You can export or delete from Settings. See the Privacy Policy.

Dependencies

The service relies on external providers: email delivery, blockchain data providers, threat intelligence, an LLM for the path and the evaluation, and a hosting provider. Their outages can interrupt or degrade the service.

Report a vulnerability

If you believe you have found a security issue, please contact us via the bot or support@shinganguard.com before disclosing it publicly. We take reports seriously and will credit responsible disclosure.

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