SOLANA CLEANUP
Privacy disclosures
Effective August 31, 2026. Privacy and retention requirements vary by jurisdiction; obtain local legal review before broad public launch.
Data we process
We process public wallet addresses, selected public account addresses, referral attribution, confirmed transaction signatures, fee amounts, payout-request status, timestamps, and operational security logs. We also record aggregate discovery events using a broad source category and landing path.
Data we never request
We do not request or store seed phrases, private keys, wallet passwords, or custody credentials. Wallet signatures remain under your wallet software’s control.
Why we process it
Public-chain data is used to scan eligibility, prepare and verify transactions, prevent duplicate or fraudulent rewards, calculate fees, maintain referral balances, and operate aggregate product statistics.
Local and external services
A referral code, timestamp, and one-per-session page-view marker may be stored locally in your browser. Discovery measurement sends only an event name, broad source category, and path—not an exact referring URL, wallet, IP address, or user-agent value. A network address may be processed transiently in server memory for best-effort abuse control, but it is not written to the product database by that control. Public wallet and transaction data may be sent to blockchain RPC or indexer services needed to read the selected network. Their own policies may apply.
Retention and visibility
Referral and transaction records are retained as needed for accounting, fraud review, payout reconciliation, and service integrity. Public statistics abbreviate wallet addresses; blockchain transactions remain public independently of this service.
Your choices
You can scan a public address without submitting a transaction. Disconnecting the wallet stops new wallet requests. Blockchain records cannot be erased by this website.