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# Wallets and Security

### Custody wallets

Each user can have up to five custody wallets. Each wallet has its own label, target, mode, amounts, fee limits, and position rules.

Private keys are encrypted locally with AES-256-GCM. Custody means the service can decrypt keys and sign authorized trades.

### Imports and exports

Imported private-key messages are deleted from Telegram when possible. Exports are spoiler-protected and auto-deleted.

Use a dedicated funded wallet for this service. Never import a primary savings wallet.

### Notifications and learning

Live execution starts with one designated learning wallet. Confirmed buy and sell results can release the trading gate to all custody wallets.

The group receives CA alerts and learning-wallet trade and fee results. Other users receive only their own execution result in private chat.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Do not share private keys, bot tokens, RPC endpoints, administrator passwords, or private operational addresses.
{% endhint %}


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