Pages must never ask for seed phrases, private keys, wallet files, screenshots, remote access, or account identifiers.
Methodology
How this wallet-safety content is reviewed.
These guides are reviewed for practical user safety, source-path clarity, non-affiliation disclosure, no-seed handling, and realistic privacy language. No real expert credentials are invented.
Review standards
Relevant pages must remain clearly independent and not appear to be official Cake Wallet support, a wallet app, or a recovery service.
Guides must avoid financial advice, guaranteed recovery, guaranteed privacy, or absolute security language.
Every guide should give a safe action the user can take without exposing secrets.
How official sources are checked
Guides use visible source cards and route users back to public official paths instead of hidden assertions. Source checks include domain path, documentation path, app-store publisher context, support path consistency, and whether any flow asks for wallet-control material.
- 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.
What claims are not allowed
- No promise that funds can be recovered.
- No promise of complete anonymity or guaranteed privacy.
- No language that makes this site look like official Cake Wallet support.
- No instruction to share seed phrases, private keys, wallet files, screenshots of secrets, or remote access.
- No financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.
Sponsored links and corrections
Sponsored links are disclosed, marked with sponsored/nofollow/noopener attributes, and placed after safety checks. Corrections should improve clarity, source paths, safety boundaries, or practical steps; changing dates without meaningful review is not the standard.