Encrypted Storage

Remember the password you set while setting up Lyra? Lyra Desktop uses this password to encrypt your accounts/wallet private keys before saving it to the disk. This makes it so that even if your computer gets compromised, the hacker won't be able to see your accounts/private keys unless they have the password.

This is also the reason why we can't help you recover the private keys and accounts you have on Lyra if you forget the password, since they are encrypted and there's no way to decrypt them without said password.

Your private keys and accounts also never leave Lyra Desktop (meaning we never send those to our servers) so you never have to worry about being drained while using Lyra. With that being said we still collect the following data when you use Lyra:

• Login: Upon login we collect your IP.

• Raffles modules: Every time you start a task we collect the raffle name, blockchain, website, wallet address used to enter the raffle and the twitter/discord username used to enter the raffle.

• Twitter modules: Every time you start a task we collect the module you're using and the Twitter username of the account you're using on the task.

• Discord modules: Every time you start a task we collect the module you're using and the Discord username of the account you're using on the task.

• Mint modules: Every time you mint an NFT with Lyra we collect the module name, blockchain, wallet address and transaction hash.

• Sniper modules: Every time you snipe an NFT we collect the module name, blockchain, wallet address and transaction hash.

This information helps us better understand our userbase and apply improvements to the software/guide much quicker.