Custody and control
Your connected wallet controls your WickPlay account. Deposited USDG is held by the WickPlay settlement escrow contract, not in your wallet.
What your wallet controls
Your wallet can:
- sign in to WickPlay;
- approve one-click trading;
- add funds;
- authorize withdrawals;
- revoke account permissions.
A login signature does not move funds or approve trades.
One-click trading
One-click trading uses a restricted authorization linked to your WickPlay account.
It can place trades within WickPlay. It cannot withdraw funds, transfer assets, change account ownership, or call unrelated contracts.
What WickPlay controls
WickPlay uses protocol services and contract roles to operate the markets:
- The state-commitment contract holds deposited USDG and processes finalized withdrawals.
- The settlement service orders account balances, trades, results, fees, and withdrawals.
- The pricing service provides trade quotes.
- The result service determines round outcomes from the market price.
- Governance can upgrade the escrow contract or rotate the settlement signer.
The contract verifies the settlement signer's state-transition signature. It does not verify the external market price or each offchain calculation by itself.
Protect your account
Never share your seed phrase, private key, login signature, one-click authorization, or authentication session.
WickPlay support will never ask you to send funds to a support wallet or sign an unexplained transaction.