A: Hi hytiskul👋

Thank you for the question — and no, Google Chrome cannot see or detect your actual password when you're using TransferChain Pass.

Here’s why:

🔐 The password is injected securely into the login field by the TransferChain Pass extension — it’s not typed or revealed in plaintext.

🛡️ Chrome’s password manager can’t intercept or store it, because the input happens in a controlled way through the browser extension.

👀 Chrome may still offer to save passwords occasionally (as a browser behavior), but it doesn’t have access to the password’s actual value unless you type it manually or accept its prompt.

If you'd like, you can disable Chrome’s built-in password manager entirely to avoid confusion — but either way, your data stays private and fully encrypted with TransferChain Pass.

— Mert | TransferChain 🔐