Privacy Policy

We collect very little information. Here is exactly what happens when you use the site.

Last updated 19 September 2026

1. At a glance

No account, cookies, analytics, or tracking pixels. We do not ask for your identity or link a wallet address to a person. To prepare unsigned transaction data, the service receives the pair, order size, and recipient address. Section 6 describes what the extension sends in more detail.

2. Information we do not collect

We do not request names, email addresses, phone numbers, or identity documents. There is no sign-up and no user profile.

The site uses no cookies, analytics scripts, or advertising scripts. You can inspect its source or your browser’s network requests to confirm this.

3. Network requests

Our hosting provider keeps ordinary web-server request logs, including IP addresses. We add nothing to those logs and do not use them to profile visitors.

Chain requests use a proxy on this domain. It reads the requesting IP address only to apply per-minute rate limits. The counter stays in memory and is not saved.

Your browser may contact a market-data indexer to discover pools, a block explorer for links, and a public node if our proxy is unavailable. Those services receive your IP address and apply their own policies.

4. Browser storage

The interface keeps two items in local browser storage: a cached book to display while fresh data loads, and a flag that remembers when you disconnect a wallet so it will not reconnect automatically.

Both items remain on your device and are never sent to us. Clearing browser data removes them.

5. Wallet connection

Connecting a wallet reveals its address to this page so it can show balances and prepare a transaction. We do not store the address. Disconnecting removes it from the interface and revokes site permission in wallets that support revocation.

6. Browser extension

The Chrome and Firefox extension presents the same interface in a side panel. The details below describe its network requests and local storage.

What reaches our server. For a quote, the extension sends the two tickers and amount. To build unsigned transaction bytes, it also sends the recipient wallet address. We do not retain those details, use them for profiling, or attach them to an account.

What does not reach us. Your browser reads balances and the current block directly from a public node. The extension contacts only this site and that node.

What stays on your device. Settings, token pair, slippage limit, deadline, and signed-swap history stay in local extension storage. The history lets the extension compare a settled trade with its quote. Nothing is uploaded, and uninstalling removes the data.

Your pages. The extension has no content script and does not run while you browse. Where supported, it connects to your wallet extension directly without touching a page. Otherwise, after you open the extension, it makes one short request in your active tab for an address, network, or signature. It does not read page content.

Keys. The extension never receives a private key or seed phrase. It passes transaction bytes to your wallet, which decides whether to sign. The extension cannot submit a transaction by itself.

7. Public on-chain data

On-chain actions, including trades, approvals, and balances, are permanently public to everyone. That is inherent to the blockchain and outside our control.

8. Email correspondence

If you email us, we retain the address and message for as long as we keep the correspondence. We use them only to handle that exchange.

9. Updates

This policy may be updated. The version on this page, dated above, is the current one.