Bengar Wallet PREVIEW
A personal wallet. The key never leaves the browser.
What it is
- A browser wallet for the Bengar network: balances, transfers, assets, staking and governance.
Why it exists
- A person's key is theirs. An enterprise treasury and a personal wallet are different things, and merging them is how one becomes the other by accident.
How it works
- Create or import an account in the browser.
- Review a transaction and sign it locally.
- Broadcast; the key never crosses the network.
Who uses it
- People holding balances on the network
Security boundary
- Bengar does not generate, receive, store or recover anybody's mnemonic.
- Keys live in memory for the session; there is no encrypted at-rest wallet store yet.
- No dApp connector — nothing external can request a signature.
- Holding an account grants no Trust authority.
Example flow
Sending
- Enter the recipient and amount.
- Read the review — it is built from the transaction that will be signed.
- Sign locally and broadcast.