Is your name on your wallet?
Domains, social records and launchpad profiles turn an anonymous address into a person. Paste a wallet to see every public name and link that points at it, so you can decide what to keep.
Paste a wallet above. We read public name services and launchpad profiles. Nothing is stored and nothing is signed.
Keep the name, lose the link.
Names are useful. The risk is one wallet that holds your name, your socials and your whole balance. A few habits fix most of it.
Split public and private
Keep your .sol name and social records on a "public" wallet with little in it. Hold savings and trade from wallets with no name attached.
Clear records you don't need
X, Telegram, Discord and email records are readable by anyone. Remove them in the SNS or AllDomains manager if they don't serve a purpose.
Unset the primary name
The primary (favorite) name is what wallets and explorers display. Unset it, or point it at a different wallet, if you don't want the address labelled.
Launch from a fresh wallet
Every coin you create stays tied to the creator wallet forever, with its links. Use a dedicated wallet for launches.
Profiles are public too
A pump.fun username, bio or linked X account is visible to anyone who looks up the wallet. Keep bios generic.
Moving funds is still visible
Sending from a named wallet to a new one links the two on-chain. Check links with LinkCheck before assuming a wallet is separate.