Your identity in the Tower. Always your decision to sign.
A WALLET JUST FOR PLAY
Keep your adventures separate.
For Elrond Tower and other games, consider creating a separate gaming wallet. Keep your savings and valuable collectibles in your main wallet, and connect your gaming wallet when you play.
Send only a small amount of EGLD to your gaming wallet for network fees, and top it up when needed. Use a new wallet with its own recovery phrase if you want to keep its recovery separate from your main wallet. Never enter either recovery phrase on a game website.
Your main wallet can stay disconnected while you explore.
A separate wallet limits what you expose; it does not make every website or transaction safe. Review each signing request, avoid moving valuable assets into it, and remember that anything held in your gaming wallet can still be at risk if you approve a harmful transaction. You can use a different gaming wallet for each project for more separation.
Your Tower profile, progress and collectibles belong to the wallet you play with. A new wallet starts a separate profile; changing wallets does not automatically transfer your existing progress.
What does connecting do?
Connecting your wallet does not hand Elrond Tower control of your funds. Your wallet is your identity inside the Tower.
A wallet login asks you to sign a message proving that the account belongs to you. That message identifies this website and expires. It is not an EGLD transfer, token approval, staking action or swap.
When you perform an action that needs to be recorded on MultiversX, such as claiming your daily ELROND and Tower progress, your wallet will ask you to authorize that specific transaction.
You decide whether to sign it.
The transaction requires MultiversX network gas. That gas is the cost of processing the transaction on the network - it is not a payment giving Elrond Tower access to the rest of your wallet.
The game sends 0 EGLD to the claim contract. The player normally pays network gas from their own wallet. Sponsored gas is not enabled.
Connecting does not grant general permission to move your EGLD, tokens or other assets. The game has no custody, swap, staking or token-approval flow.
Never share wallet secrets.
Elrond Tower has no seed phrase or private key fields. Do not paste either into this website, a support chat or a message. Keep signing inside your wallet.
Read every request.
Check the network, destination, action, value and gas shown by your wallet. A Tower progress claim should target the configured Tower contract, call claim and send 0 EGLD. Decline a request you do not understand.
Review each action in a batch.
Your signature authorizes only the transactions you review. An equipped Ascent can include two zero-value transactions: the Tower claim and its Armory damage bonus. Chest opening and smelting target the Armory contract. There are no unlimited spending allowances, unrelated transfer permissions or requests to control your wallet. Any future feature requiring another permission must explain the exact permission and reason first.
WHEN YOU PRESS CLAIM ELROND
A clear transaction.
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The server verifies your completed encounter and creates a signed, single-use game receipt.
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The app prepares a claim on the network shown in the game. Your wallet displays the transaction and network gas fee.
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You approve or reject it. Your wallet signs; it does not give the game your private key.
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The contract checks the receipt, your wallet, the day and your current floor. Progress updates only after a successful network confirmation.
What the game can promise
Check the selected network before signing. Mainnet gas fees use real EGLD. Devnet uses test EGLD and its history may reset. Practice creates no blockchain transaction and its scores remain separate. Automatic training XP is saved by the Tower without a transaction; it is not a tradable token.
The contract is deliberately small and rejects payments. It records game state without holding your assets. The backend cannot spend from your wallet; its signing key can authorize game achievements, which is a separate trust boundary.
Server validation and single-use receipts prevent simply editing a browser score into accepted progression. They do not prove that a human, rather than an automated client, solved a challenge. Public competitive launch needs monitoring, abuse controls, load testing and an independent security review.
A compromised website could still display a malicious wallet request. Always check your wallet's own confirmation screen. No website can promise that connecting makes every future request safe.
We count public page loads and anonymous browser sessions to understand whether people reach the game. A temporary random session identifier stays in your tab. Traffic records contain a daily hash, page path, time and whether a wallet was connected, never your wallet address or raw IP address. We do not store referrers, country or cross-site browsing data. Traffic records expire after 90 days. Your public wallet handle and saved game activity are separate from these anonymous counts.