How these wallet-safety guides are written and checked.

Review standards

• Safety first: every guide must repeat the no-seed/no-private-key/no-wallet-file boundary when relevant.
• Independent status: pages must say the site is not affiliated with Cake Wallet and must not look like official support.
• Realistic claims: pages must avoid anonymity guarantees, recovery guarantees, security guarantees, live-status claims, or financial advice.
• Visible usefulness: every article should help a user make a safer decision before downloading, restoring, contacting support, or moving funds.

Read the detailed wallet-safety review methodology.

Sources and citations

Guides use public source paths instead of hidden claims. Source cards are visible on article pages and point users toward official or policy-level references.

• Cake Wallet website: Use the public Cake Wallet website as the first source path for product, download, documentation, and support routes.
• Cake Wallet documentation: Use public documentation to understand wallet behavior without exposing recovery material.
• Monero project: Use the Monero project site for protocol-level context and wallet terminology.
• Google helpful content guidance: This site is maintained as people-first safety content with visible practical value.
• Google spam policies: The site avoids misleading affiliation, thin doorway behavior, hidden claims, and deceptive sponsored-link patterns.

Affiliate and sponsored links

Some links may be sponsored. Sponsored links are disclosed near the call to action and use rel="sponsored nofollow noopener". A sponsored link must never be presented as official support, wallet recovery, a certainty claim, or a requirement to use the guide.

Correction policy

If a guide becomes unclear, overconfident, stale, or too thin, it should be updated with safer wording, better source paths, and more practical decision steps. Changing dates without meaningful changes is not an editorial standard for this site.