Privacy
Short, because there is little to say. This describes what the code does, not what a template says it might do.
What we collect
Nothing. There is no account system, no sign-up, no email field, no analytics script and no cookie set by this site. Nothing you do here is recorded on a server we run, because there is no server that stores anything — the site is static files.
What your browser talks to
Using the site makes your browser contact three kinds of party directly:
The public node can see your IP address and the calls your browser makes, the same as any website you visit. That node is not run by us and we have no arrangement with whoever runs it. If that matters to you, point a wallet at your own node.
Connecting a wallet
Connecting shares your public address with the page so it can read your balance. That address is public on-chain information already. We do not store it, associate it with anything, or send it anywhere. Nothing is signed unless you press a button that says so.
What is permanently public
Anything you actually do on-chain — a deposit, a redemption — is a public, permanent fact recorded by the blockchain, visible to everyone, and outside anyone’s power to delete. That is a property of the chain and not of this site, but it is the part most worth understanding before you use it.
Changes
If this changes, this page changes with it. See terms and risk for what the product itself does and does not promise.