Privacy
Last updated [date]
Draft. This page is not in force until it has been reviewed by a lawyer.
No account. There is no sign-up, no email and no password.
Your wallet address is public. Everything you do through the vault is on a public blockchain, for good.
No tracking. This site sets no advertising or analytics cookies.
What this site keeps in your browser
Two things, both in your browser's own storage and never sent to us: whether you chose the light or dark theme, and that you ticked the boxes before connecting a wallet.
What is public by nature
Your wallet address, your plans, every buy and every stop are recorded on Base, where anyone can read them. We cannot change or delete them.
What others can see when you use the site
Loading the site sends your IP address to the company that hosts it, and to Google, which serves the fonts. Reading the chain sends your IP address and your wallet address to the RPC provider. Connecting a phone wallet uses WalletConnect's relay, which carries encrypted messages and cannot read them. Your wallet has its own privacy policy.
Hosting: [host]. RPC: [RPC provider].
What we store
A database of the vault's public events, copied from the chain so pages load quickly. It holds nothing that is not already public.
Your rights
Depending on where you live you may have the right to ask what is held about you and to have it removed. Write to hello@dcavault.xyz. What is on the blockchain cannot be removed by anyone.
Who is responsible
[operator name], at hello@dcavault.xyz.