Privacy policy

01The short version

• If you sign in with Google, we get your email address through our sign-in provider, Privy. We use it to sign you in and nothing else. We never sell it or send you marketing.
• Your wallet addresses, trades, launches and payouts are on the Solana blockchain. Anyone can see them, on our site and anywhere else, and nobody, including us, can delete them.
• Our servers use your IP address briefly, in memory, to rate-limit abuse. We don't store it in a database.
• We use no cookies of our own and no analytics or advertising trackers.

02What we collect and why

Google sign-in (optional). Signing in is only needed for the built-in trading account. Privy handles the sign-in and gives us your Google email address and a Privy user ID. We use the email to show you which account you're signed in with, and to recognise our own staff for the admin console. Our trade server identifies you by the Privy user ID; it doesn't keep a copy of your email.

Trading wallets. When you sign in, we create a Solana wallet for you through Privy. Privy holds its keys; we never see your private key, including when you import or export a key, which happens inside Privy's own window. With your permission (“instant trading”), our trade server is added as a signer on the wallet so it can place the orders you ask for, including limit orders that fill later, without a pop-up each time. We keep the wallet's address, the name you give it, and which wallets you have selected.

Trading records. For trades, limit orders and launches made through our terminal, our trade server keeps the order details (wallet, coin, side, amounts, fee, route, timing, transaction signature, status) linked to your Privy user ID, plus your settings such as quick-buy amounts, so they follow you between devices.

Browser wallets. If you connect Phantom, Backpack, Solflare or another wallet, we see its public address, which we use to build transactions for your wallet to sign. Your wallet keeps its keys; we never see them.

Coin launches. What you put in a coin (name, ticker, description, image and links, and an X account if you link one) is published. Images are re-encoded, which removes hidden photo data such as location. The image and details are pinned to IPFS through Pinata, and the coin's record is written on the blockchain. A linked X handle is recorded on-chain as a one-way hash, so only one coin can use it.

IP address and request data. Like every website, our servers receive your IP address and browser details with each request. We use the IP address, in memory only, to rate-limit things like trades and the number of F33D addresses one person can reserve. It isn't written to our databases or our logs. Our hosting providers (Render and Cloudflare) handle this traffic.

Server logs. Our services write operational logs (for example, which order was sent, with its Privy user ID and transaction signature) that our host keeps for a limited time, so we can fix problems. They don't contain emails, IP addresses, access tokens or keys.

On your device. We store a few settings in your browser's local storage: your slippage, column filters, quick-buy amounts and whether you've seen the welcome screen. Your wallet extension may remember which wallet you last used, and Privy keeps your sign-in session. You can clear these any time in your browser.

03Public blockchain data

Solana is a public ledger. Every launch, trade, transfer, burn and payout, and every wallet's balance, is visible to anyone, forever. Our indexer reads this public data and shows it on the site and in our public API: coin creators, trade history, holder lists, leaderboards and payouts by wallet. We don't link wallet addresses to your email in anything we publish. But if you tell people which wallet is yours, they can see its whole history, here or in any block explorer. We can't delete or change anything on the blockchain or on IPFS.

04Who we share it with

We don't sell personal data, and we don't share it for advertising. We use these services to run the site:

• Privy: sign-in and wallets. Privy's privacy policy.
• Google: if you choose Google sign-in. Google's privacy policy.
• Render and Cloudflare: hosting, databases and network.
• Helius: Solana network access, sending transactions, and checking which wallets funded a coin's traders (for the bot and insider warnings). Only public wallet addresses are sent.
• Pinata and IPFS: storing coin images and details.
• Jupiter, Jito, SolanaTracker and DexScreener: prices, swap routes, market data and sending buy-and-burn transactions. Only public coin and wallet addresses and signed transactions are sent.
• X and YouTube: when you hover a post or video link, the preview loads from them (YouTube's no-cookie version).

We may also disclose information if the law requires it, or to protect our users and the service.

05How long we keep it

We keep account records (your Privy user ID, wallets, orders, launches and settings) while the service runs, so your history and limit orders keep working. Rate-limit data is kept in memory for minutes. Logs are kept for our host's retention period. Blockchain and IPFS data is permanent and out of our control.

06Your choices and rights

• You can use the site without signing in: browse, or trade and launch with your own wallet.
• You can export your trading wallet's private key at any time, and move your funds.
• You can ask us for a copy of what we hold about you, or ask us to correct or delete it, by contacting @F33Dpro on X. We'll delete our off-chain records, though not what's on the blockchain or IPFS. To delete your sign-in itself, also contact Privy.
• Depending on where you live (for example the UK, EU or California), you may have further rights, including complaining to your data protection authority.

07Security

Wallet keys are held by Privy or your own wallet, not by us. Secrets on our servers are encrypted or kept as protected files, connections use HTTPS with strict security headers, and access to admin functions is limited to named staff. No system is perfectly secure, so keep your own wallet and Google account secure too.

08Children

F33D is not for anyone under 18, and we don't knowingly collect data from children. If you think a child has used it, contact us and we'll delete what we hold.

09Changes and contact

If we change this policy, we'll update this page and the date below. Questions or requests: @F33Dpro on X. See also our terms of service.