Privacy

There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no tracking cookies and no advertising pixels. We do not ask for your name, email address or any identity document. Your wallet address is already public on a blockchain; we do not attempt to link it to a person.

• Wallet connection state. A cookie recording which wallet connector you chose, so the interface does not lose your connection between page loads. It contains no private key and no personal data, and clearing it simply disconnects you.
• Nothing else. No analytics identifiers, no session recording, no cross-site trackers, no fingerprinting.

• Blockchain RPC requests. Reading contract state requires querying an RPC endpoint, which necessarily sees your IP address and the addresses you are asking about. This is inherent to reading a blockchain from a browser. Point the interface at your own node if that matters to you.
• Indexer queries. Receipts and manager records are served from our indexer database. Those queries are for public on-chain data.
• Airdrop eligibility lookups. When you connect a wallet on the airdrop page, the interface asks our server whether that address has an allocation. The address is sent to check the snapshot; it is not stored against a profile.
• Fonts. Typefaces are served from this site, not from a third-party font CDN, so no font provider sees your visit.

Our hosting provider keeps standard access logs — IP address, timestamp, requested path, user agent — for operational and abuse-prevention purposes. These are retained for a limited period and are not used to build profiles or combined with on-chain activity.

Anything written to the blockchain is permanent and outside anyone’s control, including ours. A deposit, a claim, a delegation or a rebalance is a public record for as long as the chain exists. No privacy policy can undo that, and you should treat every on-chain action as permanently public before you take it.

This interface is not directed at anyone under the age of majority in their jurisdiction, and we do not knowingly collect information from them.

Privacy questions and security reports can be raised through the protocol repository. See docs/SECURITY.md for disclosure details, or the contact published at zorpha.xyz.