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SSP Key v2 keeps a Signing History — a log of everything this Key has co-signed: transactions, EVM messages, identity messages, vault transactions, shared public nonces, and other signed actions, each with its time and details.
Its privacy properties are strict:
Local only — the log is stored only on your device and is never sent anywhere, not even to the SSP Relay.
Encrypted — stored with the same encryption that protects the rest of your Key's data.
Biometric-gated — opening the history requires your biometric or password, just like signing.
You can permanently delete the log at any time with Clear history. This cannot be undone and affects only the local record — it has no effect on the blockchain or your wallet.
The history is a convenience record for you. It plays no role in signing, and losing it (e.g., restoring the Key on a new phone) loses nothing but the log itself.
Privacy Mode masks wallet identities and transaction references shown in the signing history — useful if someone glances at your phone.
Details inside signing requests are never masked — when you approve something, you must always see exactly what you are signing. Privacy Mode only affects the history view.
The wallet side has its own privacy mode too: tap your balance in SSP Wallet to blur every amount. See Navigating SSP Wallet.
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