Privacy policy

Browsing DeVOLT requires no account and no signup. Nothing below is collected until you do something that needs it, which in practice means connecting a wallet or asking for an alert.

What is stored

your wallet address

Recorded in lowercase when you open or close a position, and when you set up an alert. It is what ties a position history to you, and it is already public on the chain.

an alert destination

If you ask for alerts, the email address, Telegram chat or phone number you asked us to send them to, plus a one time code while you confirm it is yours.

your position history

Records of actions you took and periodic snapshots of what a position was worth, keyed to your wallet address, so the app can show you a history rather than only a present.

your network address

Kept briefly inside a rate limiting counter, so that one source cannot exhaust a shared resource such as sending verification codes. It is discarded when the counting window passes.

What is not stored

There is no advertising, no third party analytics, and no tracking across other sites. Your private keys never reach this application at all: signing happens inside your wallet, and the app receives only the result. Nothing here profiles you or is sold.

Why it is stored

Each item above exists to make one feature work, and none of it is collected speculatively in case it proves useful later. An address that no longer has an alert has nothing to deliver. A rate limiting counter that has aged out has nothing to count.

How long it is kept

Rate limiting counters expire with their window. Verification codes stop being valid once used or once they expire. Alert destinations and position history persist while you use the feature, and are removed on request. There is no separate archive that survives a deletion.

Having your data removed

Unsubscribing from an alert removes the destination it was sent to. For anything else, ask, and what is held against your wallet address will be deleted. Note the limit honestly: activity you performed on a public blockchain is not ours to erase, and it remains visible on chain regardless of what this application stores.

Who else sees it

Delivering an alert means handing your destination to whoever carries the message, which is an email provider or a messaging platform. Loading the app means your browser contacts public node providers and price aggregators directly, as it would with any application of this kind. Those parties have their own policies and DeVOLT does not control them.