Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 15, 2026

ArrowPad.fun is designed to work without accounts, sign-ups, or collection of personal information. This policy explains what little data is involved when you use the interface.

1. What we do not collect

  • No accounts, emails, passwords, or KYC information.
  • No private keys — your wallet never shares them with any website.
  • No off-chain database of users: we run no backend that stores your data.

2. Blockchain data is public

When you connect a wallet and transact, your wallet address and all transaction details (tokens launched, trades, fees collected, token metadata such as links and descriptions) are recorded on a public blockchain. This is inherent to how blockchains work: that data is public, permanent, and outside anyone’s ability to delete — including ours. Do not put information in token metadata that you would not want permanently public.

3. Third-party services

The interface talks directly to infrastructure operated by third parties:

  • RPC providers — reading chain data and broadcasting your transactions sends your IP address and wallet address to the configured JSON-RPC endpoint.
  • Wallet software (e.g. browser extensions) — governed by its own privacy policy.
  • Block explorers and external media hosts— token images are loaded from whatever URL the token creator provided; visiting explorer links is subject to the explorer’s policy.
  • Google Analytics 4— we measure aggregate traffic (pages viewed, referrer, approximate region, device type) to decide what to build and how much infrastructure to run. It sets its own cookies and is governed by Google’s privacy policy. We never send it your wallet address, and no page on this site carries a wallet address in its URL.

We do not control these services and are not responsible for their practices.

4. Cookies and local storage

The interface uses no advertising cookies and sells no data. It does set Google Analytics cookies (_ga and similar) to count visits, as described in section 3 — these measure traffic, not people, and are never tied to a wallet.

Your browser’s local storage additionally holds functional state only (such as the last connected wallet, your watchlist and a cache of recently viewed market data), which never leaves your device.

5. Hosting logs

Like virtually all websites, the hosting provider serving this site may keep standard, short-lived access logs (IP address, user agent) for security and operational purposes. We do not enrich or cross-reference these logs.

6. Changes

We may update this policy by posting a revised version with an updated date. Material changes will be reflected on this page.