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Snow-Fall uses wallet login instead of email and password.

The goal is simple: prove that you control a wallet address without giving the application access to your funds.

1. Snow-Fall creates a temporary login message.

2. Your wallet displays the message for approval.

3. You sign the message in your wallet.

4. Snow-Fall verifies the signature.

5. A session is created for your browser.

This login signature does not send a blockchain transaction. It does not cost gas.

Your wallet should show a message asking you to authenticate with Snow-Fall Multisig Dashboard.

Before approving, check that:

the request comes from the expected Snow-Fall domain;

the message is only for login;

the wallet address is the one you intend to use;

there is no request for a seed phrase or private key.

Snow-Fall may store:

your public wallet address;

your public key;

wallet provider name;

session information;

audit events related to login.

Snow-Fall does not store your private key or seed phrase.

A session lets you use the dashboard without signing a login message on every page.

You may need to sign in again when:

your session expires;

you log out;

the application is restarted or sessions are cleared;

you switch browser or device.

Never enter your seed phrase into Snow-Fall or any website. A legitimate Snow-Fall login only asks your wallet to sign a message.

If your wallet shows an unexpected transaction instead of a login message, reject it and review the site URL.