Updated September 17, 2026
Privacy
The app reads public chain data and asks your wallet to sign. It keeps as little as it can.
What is recorded
- On-chain data. Every position, quote and exercise is public on Solana. The indexer copies the program's events into its own database to serve the roster and your positions faster.
- Request logs. The web server logs requests with an IP-derived country code for the jurisdiction check, and no more than a standard web server would.
- Your browser. Watchlists and the last market you looked at live in your browser's storage, keyed to your wallet's public key. They never leave your device.
What is not recorded
No account, no email, no cookies for tracking, no analytics that identify you. The wallet's public key is used to read your positions and to build transactions you sign yourself.
Third parties
Prices come from Pyth, multipliers from the xStocks API, and transactions are sent through the app's RPC provider. Each sees the requests the app makes on your behalf; none receives your wallet's private key.