Pulse Lifeline
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Know before your loan
is in danger.

Pulse Lifeline watches your PulseChain loans and warns you before one can be liquidated. Add a public wallet address, choose the levels you care about, and the app keeps an eye on your collateral ratio while you get on with your day.

Pulse Lifeline's Loans tab with sample loans and their collateral ratios (made-up demo data)

Features

Warnings before it is too late

Pulse Lifeline reads public information about your loans and tells you when a ratio reaches a level you chose.

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Your open loans

Liquid Loans, Powercity (PXDC and HEXDC) and INCD, read from your public wallet address. Up to 5 wallets.

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A card for each loan

The collateral ratio at a glance, and a detail sheet that shows how much collateral to add, or how much debt to repay, to get back to a safe level.

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Warnings at your levels

Choose 200, 175, 150, 140, 130, 125 or 120%. You get a warning when a loan falls to a level you picked.

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Critical below 115%

Critical warnings ignore your quiet hours and repeat every hour.

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A loan is gone

One more warning when a loan disappears, because it was repaid, closed or liquidated.

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Face ID lock

Lock the app with Face ID, and hide private values if you like.

Subscription

One subscription. Everything included.

Try it free for 7 days. After that, it costs $0.99 a month or $7.99 a year (US dollars; the App Store shows your price). There is no free version. The subscription renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings.

Your subscription is bought, billed and cancelled through your App Store account. We never see your payment details.

Safety first

What it does with your data

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Read-only.

Pulse Lifeline only looks at public information. It never asks for your private key or recovery phrase, never connects to your wallet, and can't move, swap or spend your coins. When you want to act, you do it yourself on the loan system's own website.

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What our server keeps.

To send warnings: your iPhone's notification token, the public wallet addresses you added, your warning levels, your language and your time zone. We delete all of it when you turn warnings off, or after 60 days without opening the app. There is no account and no login.

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Warnings can be late.

Apple's push service, Focus or Low Power Mode can hold a warning back. Ratios and amounts are estimates from public data and can be late or wrong, so please always check your loan yourself.

We never contact you first. Apart from the warnings you turn on, we never message, call or email you first. Anyone who does, claiming to be Pulse Lifeline, is a scammer.

Help

Questions and answers

Is Pulse Lifeline safe?

Yes. It only reads public information. It can't send, swap or sign anything, and it never asks for your private key or recovery phrase. If any app or person asks for them, it's a scam.

Does a warning protect my loan?

No. A warning tells you early. You can still be liquidated, and you decide what to do.

What does the server know about me?

Nothing until you turn warnings on. Then it keeps your iPhone's notification token, the public wallet addresses you added, your warning levels, your language and your time zone. We delete it all when you turn warnings off, or after 60 days without opening the app.

How do I cancel?

Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then Pulse Lifeline.

Contact

Found a problem or have an idea?

Email us at [email protected]. We read every message.

Terms of use

Which terms apply

The app and its subscription are sold and licensed through the App Store, so Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies. Our own terms of use add the rules for this app.