Everything you need to know
Answers to the most common questions about Lumina, security, and how your assets are protected.
Lumina is a non-custodial wallet designed to help users review available information and known risk signals before confirmation.
Lumina can display available transaction details and known risk signals before signing. Coverage depends on the network, transaction type and available sources.
Lumina can flag known items based on available data (addresses, contracts, approvals), but cannot prevent or detect all scams. Coverage depends on the network, transaction type and available security sources.
You receive a clear warning explaining the risk. You can then choose to reject or proceed — with full awareness of the consequences.
Lumina alerts you before approval. You always stay in control and decide whether to proceed or not.
Some smart contracts request unlimited access to your tokens. Lumina can flag certain unlimited approvals when the necessary data is available.
Lumina can allow you to initiate a revocation request for supported networks and contracts. Network fees and a confirmation delay may apply.
Lumina displays the history of supported interactions recorded by the wallet.
We do not sell your personal data. Some technical service providers process only the data strictly necessary for the operation, security and measurement of the service, in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Lumina supports major tokens and continues to expand compatibility across multiple assets and networks.
Yes. You can purchase crypto directly using your card through a simple and secure process.
Lumina does not add any additional service fees to your swap. Lumina may receive a commercial commission from its exchange partner. The quote may include the partner's pricing terms, spread, slippage, price impact and network fees. The rate and estimated amount received are displayed before your confirmation.
Yes. Lumina is designed to be simple and intuitive, while still offering advanced protection features.
Lumina helps you understand what you're doing before you act. It reduces the risk of mistakes by giving you full visibility and clear warnings.
You can review the available information and risk signals before approving a connection or request.
Yes. You control your private keys and authorize transactions yourself.