Wallet status: Not live.
The UNPT wallet is a planned interface, not a live service.
This page defines what a future wallet interface may expose and the security boundary readers should use today. There is no connect button, deployed mainnet contract, public sale, airdrop or staking portal.
A future UNPT wallet interface is intended to make fixed-supply token activity easier to inspect after a reviewed deployment. It may show a connected address, UNPT balance, transfers, approvals, permit signatures, release identity and links to public CSI evidence. The interface will not hold a seed phrase, determine the market value of UNPT or turn CSI movements into balance changes. No production wallet is live, and Unpenned Token will never ask for a seed phrase or private key.
The current wallet state is Not live.
UNPT has no official mainnet contract address and this website does not request a wallet connection. Any site or message that asks users to connect for a UNPT sale, claim, airdrop, staking programme or early-access allocation is not describing a currently authorised service.
The registered web origin is unpenned.org and the approved public contact is info@unpenned.org. A legitimate UNPT interface or representative will never ask for a seed phrase or private key.
- Current action
- Inspect the public specification, evidence and risk disclosures. Do not send funds or approve token access.
- Activation requirement
- A future interface can move beyond Not live only after a reviewed deployment publishes its network, exact contract address, bytecode identity and release evidence.
- Custody boundary
- The planned interface must not receive or store a seed phrase or private key. Transaction approval remains inside the user's chosen wallet provider.
A future wallet should make verification easier before it makes action possible.
| Function | Future purpose | Required safeguard |
|---|---|---|
| Release identity | Show the official network, contract address, code identity and deployment status. | Fail closed when release evidence is missing or does not match. |
| Balance and activity | Read an address's UNPT balance and transfer history from the selected network. | Show the network and address prominently; never imply custody by UNPT. |
| Transfers | Prepare standard ERC-20 transfers after deployment. | Display destination, amount, network and estimated fee before the user's wallet signs. |
| Approvals and permit | Inspect or prepare ERC-20 allowances and EIP-2612 permit signatures. | Name the spender, amount, expiry and risk; never request an unlimited approval by default. |
| CSI context | Link to the current CSI data-state, evidence and methodology beside token information. | Keep CSI separate from balances and market price; never imply an automatic payout or supply change. |
The wallet does not turn CSI into money or balances.
CSI is an observe-only reference in the v1 design. A higher or lower CSI reading does not mint, burn, rebase, credit or debit UNPT in an address. Any future wallet may display CSI as labelled public context, but it must keep the provisional or certified state visible and must not present the model reference as a market price, redemption value or hard peg.
Future utility depends on reviewed deployment and governance decisions. A wallet could support standard token inspection and transactions, governance participation or published programme access only where those functions exist and their terms are independently documented. Planned utility is not a promise that a function will launch or that UNPT will gain value.