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1. Who we are

2. Scope

3. Information we collect

• Sign-in information. If you sign in with a wallet signature (only externally owned accounts, i.e. EOA wallets, are supported; the sign-in page lists the supported wallet types), we store your wallet address; you only sign a sign-in message, the signature is not submitted to any blockchain and costs no fee, and we never ask you to sign a transaction. When you choose mobile wallet QR sign-in, the connection passes through the network of WalletConnect (Reown, Inc.), and Reown processes the wallet address and information required for the connection; the browser stores WalletConnect connection data in local storage. If you sign in with GitHub, we store the numeric ID and username of your GitHub account. If you sign in with Google, we store the unique identifier (subject ID) of your Google account.
• Account and API key information. Your Account number, the identifier and name of each API key you create, and records of creating, renaming, rotating and revoking keys. The secret of an API key is shown only once, when it is created or rotated.
• API usage records. When you call the JSON-RPC API or the Data API, we record usage; these records are used for metering, billing and showing your usage in the Console.
• Console audit records. When you open an Account, sign in, sign out, manage sign-in methods, or create, rename, rotate or revoke an API key in the Console, we record the type of action, the time and your IP address, for security auditing.
• Server and network logs. All our domains are proxied by Cloudflare, which as the edge network processes client IP addresses, kept under its own policy. Public endpoints that do not require an API key are rate-limited by client IP address.
• Billing and top-up records. Charge records, top-up records (amount, currency, time and type) and your Credits balance. You can view these records in the Console.
• Information you provide when you contact us or top up. Top-ups are completed by on-chain transfer (USDT / USDC) to the Account's dedicated address. We process: the Account's top-up address; on-chain transfer records (payment address, transaction hash, amount, network, and time, which are publicly visible on the blockchain by their nature); the email address, email content, and attachments you provide when you contact us (used to handle issues such as transfers to the wrong chain, and for support); materials used to prove Account ownership if you have lost every sign-in method; and, where the law or our compliance requirements call for it, information about your identity and source of funds.

4. Purposes and legal bases

• Providing and operating the Service. Creating Accounts and signing you in, issuing and managing API keys, routing requests and enforcing limits, metering, billing and settlement, and showing usage and balance. Basis: performance of a contract.
• Handling top-ups and billing disputes. Checking payments, handling metering disputes, dealing with payments that are reversed or charged back, and verifying who owns an Account when you have lost every sign-in method. Basis: performance of a contract; our legitimate interests.
• Security, abuse prevention and enforcing the Terms. Security auditing, rate limiting and limits on account opening, detecting and dealing with leaked API keys, preventing abuse of Free Credits (including deactivating surplus Accounts created automatically by the same person), protecting the Service and other users, and enforcing the Terms of Service. Basis: our legitimate interests; performance of a contract.
• Legal compliance. Verifying identity and source of funds where necessary, keeping accounting and tax records, and responding to lawful requests from courts and authorities. Basis: compliance with a legal obligation; our legitimate interests.
• Communications and notices. Replying to your emails and sending you service-related notices. Basis: performance of a contract; compliance with a legal obligation; our legitimate interests.
• Operations and improvement. Troubleshooting, capacity planning and improving the Service. Basis: our legitimate interests.

5. Public nature of on-chain data

6. Local storage and cookies

7. Sharing and recipients

• Infrastructure providers. Providers of hosting, storage and backup, and Cloudflare, which provides network acceleration (CDN) and security protection; they process information for us.
• Sign-in providers. If you sign in with GitHub or Google, they handle your sign-in process and process the related information under their own policies.
• Blockchain networks. Transactions you submit through the Service are broadcast to public networks (see Section 5).
• Authorities, courts and professional advisers. Where the law requires it, or where it is necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal claims, we disclose information to courts, regulators and law enforcement; we disclose to lawyers, auditors and other professional advisers under a duty of confidentiality.
• Successors to the business. If the Service is transferred or reorganized between us and an affiliate or a successor to the Service, information moves with the business to the successor.

8. International transfers

9. Retention

• Logs and audit records: kept as needed; information processed by Cloudflare is kept under its own policy.

10. Security

11. Your rights

• to access your personal information, obtain a copy and learn how we process it;
• to have inaccurate or incomplete personal information corrected;
• to ask for your personal information to be deleted;
• to ask us to restrict processing, or to object to processing that we carry out on the basis of our legitimate interests;
• to receive the personal information you provided to us in a commonly used, structured and machine-readable format, or have it transferred to another party (data portability);
• to withdraw your consent (withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before it was withdrawn);
• to lodge a complaint with the data protection authority where you live.

12. How to exercise your rights

13. Children

14. Changes to this Policy and notices

15. Contact us