Security and custody
How MBER handles your wallet, your data, and your money.
Sign-in
There are two ways in: connect a wallet, or continue with Google.
Wallet sign-in is non-custodial. You sign a message, which proves you own the wallet without handing over anything sensitive. MBER never takes custody of your keys or your funds, and it cannot move assets on your behalf.
Google sign-in creates a separate account, with no wallet attached until you connect one to pay.
Payments
Payments are on-chain in USDC on Base. You pay from your own wallet, and every payment is visible on Basescan. Only Base mainnet is supported. There are no credit cards and no stored payment details.
Your data
MBER works with public posts from the X accounts you choose to track. You control your watchlist and can change it at any time.
Interacting with tokens
When the $MBER token launches, always confirm the contract address against MBER's official channels before interacting with it. Scammers commonly deploy fake tokens with familiar names.
Nothing in this documentation is financial advice. Tokens are volatile and risky. Do your own research and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
Reporting a vulnerability
Found a security issue? Please report it privately so it can be fixed before disclosure.