Privacy, plainly.

Nothing about you on our servers. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no email lists and no server-side database of visitors or wallets.

The wallet connector may keep your session in your own browserYour wallet connection is kept in your own browser so you stay connected between visits. You can clear it by disconnecting or clearing site data.apos;s storage so you stay connected between visits. You can clear it by disconnecting or clearing site data.

Every gift, claim, kindle, redemption and referral is a public transaction on NEAR, tied to your account name, and nobody can delete it: not you, not us, not anyone. Choose an account name with that in mind.

To read the chain, your browser and our server contact public NEAR RPC providers, and the explorer and account-history features use NearBlocks. Your wallet is provided by its own developer. Each of these sees your requests (including your IP address and the accounts you look up) under its own privacy policy.

Our server may pass an account name to these services when you open a history or transactions page; it does not keep it.

Like any website, the hosting provider may keep short-lived technical logs (such as IP address and requested page) for security and reliability.

Open an issue on the project's public repository. See also the terms of use.