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Privacy

What this software stores and sends. A public operator must turn this into a privacy notice that meets the law where they operate.

What the server stores

Public market data; and, if you use these features, your wallet address together with your watchlist, your saved settings and the transaction hashes of swaps you submitted through the app. Wallet addresses and transactions are public on their blockchains, but the link between them and your use of this app is stored here.

What is never collected

Private keys, seed phrases and signing material never leave your wallet and are never requested. No email address, name or password is collected.

What stays in your browser

Display settings, recently viewed tokens and the name of the Solana wallet you last connected are kept in your browser’s local storage. Signing in sets one cookie that holds a signed session token for your wallet address; it is HttpOnly and expires after seven days.

What third parties see

The server requests market data and swap routes from DEX Screener, GeckoTerminal, PumpPortal, Jupiter, KyberSwap and blockchain RPC providers. When you request a swap, your wallet address is sent to the swap aggregator and RPC node so the transaction can be built and checked. Token images are loaded through this server, so image hosts do not see your IP address. Your wallet extension communicates with its own providers under its own policy.

Logs

Server logs record request paths, status codes and timings. IP addresses, query strings and secrets are not written to them, and requests for a wallet’s portfolio or transactions are logged without the wallet address or transaction hash.

Removing your data

Removing tokens from your watchlist deletes those entries. Signing out removes the session cookie. Clearing site data in your browser removes everything stored locally.

This text describes the software’s behaviour and is not legal advice. Before offering this application to the public, have these documents and the product itself reviewed against the financial-services, consumer-protection, sanctions and data-protection rules of every jurisdiction you serve.