How KBeam protects private messages from being read

Fast Push, push providers, brokers or other services can transport messages without receiving the private content in plain text. Encryption happens first in the app; the recipient's matching cryptographic identity provides the basis for decryption.

Media and files use their own encrypted transfer paths. Their technical details are verified by platform and feature path before KBeam publishes specific algorithms or security properties as universal claims.

Necessary technical metadata and logs may be processed for delivery, synchronization, reliability and abuse prevention. Public KAS transactions remain public by the nature of the blockchain.

That is why KBeam speaks about data-minimizing encrypted communication rather than promising complete anonymity. Users should be able to understand which path requires which data.

End-to-end encryption does not protect against every threat. An unlocked or compromised device, unsafe screen captures, lost recovery data or deliberately enabled third-party functions change the threat model.

Self-custody also means responsibility: KBeam does not hold user funds and cannot reset lost wallet keys like a central account provider.