Is MovingWallet Safe?
Yes — MovingWallet is built on a non-custodial model. Your private keys never leave your wallet. MovingWallet never has signing authority over any of your assets.
Here is what that means in practice:
What MovingWallet Never Does
- Holds your private keys or seed phrases
- Signs transactions on your behalf
- Receives or holds your funds in transit
- Requires you to import your wallet into a third-party system
What MovingWallet Does Do
- Reads your on-chain balances via standard RPC calls (same as any block explorer)
- Shows the planned steps, the route and the estimated costs before you sign
- Presents a step-by-step migration plan that you execute yourself
- Integrates with WalletConnect and MetaMask — you sign each transaction in your own wallet UI
Review Before Execution
You review the plan — its steps, the route and the estimated costs — before anything is signed. A plan can be blocked before execution, for example if there isn't enough gas or a token is flagged.
Moving Assets Urgently
If you want to move your assets urgently, the "Move everything now" option on the portfolio screen takes you into the same standard flow: you review the plan and sign every transaction in your own wallet. MovingWallet cannot stop an attacker, recover funds that were already stolen, or replace your own security measures.
Audit and Transparency
MovingWallet is not financial advice and does not guarantee transaction success. Gas fees are estimated, not fixed. The system is designed to be transparent about what it is doing and why at every step.
Bottom Line
MovingWallet is as safe as the wallet you use to sign transactions. If your signing wallet is secure, your assets are secure. The tool adds planning and review on top of self-custody — it does not replace it.
If your wallet may already be compromised, or a transfer is stuck, on the wrong network, or otherwise not behaving as expected, see Wallet Transfer Problems & Safe Migration for what to check before you act.