Privacy

Last updated 8 August 2026

Short version: everything we hold about you is already public on Solana, we keep very little of it, and we cannot touch your funds no matter what we know.

What we never ask for

A seed phrase, a private key, or a keystore file. Not for the scan, not for the claim, not ever. There is no field on this site that accepts one and there never will be. If any page anywhere asks you for those things to recover SOL, it is a theft attempt, close the tab.

What connecting a wallet shares

Your public address, and permission for us to show your wallet a transaction. That is the entire scope. The signature happens inside your wallet, on your device, and we never see the key that makes it. We cannot sign for you and we cannot move anything on our own.

You do not have to connect at all to see your number. Pasting a public address runs the full scan with no wallet involved.

What we store

• Scans. The address you scanned, how many accounts it has, how many are empty, and the SOL total. Only the most recent 500 are kept, older ones drop off by themselves.
• Claims. The address, the number of accounts closed, the amounts, and the transaction signature. All of that is already written on the public blockchain by the transaction itself.
• A shortened IP. The last part is cut off before it is written, so it reads like 182.184.x. It exists only to slow down abuse and is never linked to a person.

We do not collect an email, a name, a phone number, or anything else that identifies you. There is no account to create and nothing to log into.

What we deliberately do not do

• No third party analytics, no advertising pixels, no session recording.
• No tracking cookies. The only cookie on the whole site is a sign in session on the private admin subdomain, and only the site owner ever receives it.
• No selling, renting, or sharing of any of the above with anybody.
• No profile building. Two scans from the same wallet are two rows, not a history.

Wallet connection QR codes

The codes that open this page inside a phone wallet are drawn on our own server rather than by an outside QR service. That means no third party ever learns that you opened the wallet dialog, let alone which wallet you use.

Who else sees anything

Reading the chain means talking to Solana RPC nodes, and sending a transaction means broadcasting it to the network. Those nodes see the request, exactly as they would if you used any wallet or explorer. Your browser talks to them through our server rather than directly, so the node sees our server rather than you. If you open a transaction link, you are on Solscan and their policy applies there.

Your data on a public blockchain

Everything a claim does is permanently recorded on Solana by the network itself. Nobody, including us, can delete or amend that. What we hold on our side is a copy of information that is already public, and it ages out on its own.

Contact

Questions about anything here, write to [email protected]. For the full account of what this site can and cannot do with a connected wallet, read the security page, and for where responsibility sits, the disclaimer.