Wallet addresses and IP addresses

A wallet address on a public chain is visible to anyone who looks at the chain. It is not, by itself, your legal name. The marketplace, the wallet site, and their analytics scripts can still log the IP address of the browser that connected.

A VPN changes that IP address. It does not hide the wallet address, the transaction, or a signature you approve. If the site asks you to sign in with email, that email is outside the tunnel's protection.

Oak VPN does not inspect wallet traffic for a particular marketplace, and it does not claim compatibility tests with named wallets beyond a normal HTTPS connection through the tunnel.