Privacy Policy

Connecting a wallet makes that wallet’s public address available to the page. Opening the private account asks the wallet to sign one fixed message. SOLCLOAK saves that signature in this browser, tied to the address. The signature is the key to your private notes. It is not a transaction, and it is not uploaded as a profile.

Receipts are stored only in this browser, for this wallet. They are a local list. The private balance is read from your notes, not from that list. Anyone who can use this browser profile can read the receipts. Clearing site data removes the signature and the receipts from that browser. The notes remain available the next time the same wallet signs the same message.

Reading a wallet balance and submitting a shield or a withdrawal require network requests. Those requests include the public addresses, amounts, and transaction data needed to perform the action you confirmed. Your connection also reveals an IP address to the website host and to the network services that read Solana balances and submit withdrawals. That is ordinary internet traffic for the action, not a separate marketing profile.

SOLCLOAK does not sell personal information and does not run advertising or analytics trackers. The wallet software you use may store its own data in the browser under its own terms.

The homepage can show official social accounts and a contract address. Those are public site settings, not a record of visitors. SOLCLOAK does not keep a database of user accounts.

An operator session uses a cookie so that session can update those public settings. Ordinary visitors do not receive that cookie. The cookie is limited to this site.

The installed app loads solcloak.com. It does not create a second account. The same local storage and network requests described above apply inside the app.

SOLCLOAK is not directed at anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly collect information from children.

You can disconnect the wallet, end the session that holds the signature, or clear this site’s data in the browser. That removes the local signature and receipts. It does not reverse a transfer that already succeeded, and it does not delete private notes.

Where the law gives you a right to access or delete personal information we hold, write through the official accounts on the homepage. Local data is on your device, so clearing the browser is the direct way to remove it.

We may update this policy by posting a new version on this page. The date at the top changes when we do. Continuing to use SOLCLOAK after that date means you accept the update.

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