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# Account Privacy

Whether other people can tell that several Leather accounts belong to the same wallet.

Each account in a Leather wallet has its own addresses, derived from your Secret Key. Nothing in the addresses themselves shows that they come from the same Secret Key. An observer who only sees the addresses cannot prove that two accounts belong to one wallet.

Your activity can still link accounts. Some activity leaves a public trail on the blockchain. Examples are sending funds between your own accounts, or moving funds in several accounts at the same time. Anyone who studies those transactions can guess that the accounts belong to one person.

To keep accounts apart, avoid moving funds directly between them.

## Related

* [Add or Restore Accounts](/get-started/add-or-restore-accounts.md)
* [Understanding Wallet Derivation Paths](/wallet-and-security/wallet-derivation-paths.md)