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PrivacyNotice

Draft · November 2026

DRAFTFor review. Items in brackets are still to be completed.

01In short

Athanor has no accounts, no sign-up form, no cookies, no analytics and no ads. We do not ask for your name, email or phone, and we do not sell or share data for marketing.

Your wallet address is the only identifier the app uses, and it is public on the blockchain anyway. A few service providers see your IP address because your browser connects to them; they are listed below.

02Who is responsible

The Athanor team is responsible for the personal data processed through the Athanor website and app. For any question or request about your data, write to contact email.

03What is processed, and by whom

When you open the website or the app, your browser connects to these services:

ServiceWhat it seesWhy
Hosting (Vercel)IP address, browser type, pages requested, timeTo deliver the website and app and keep them secure
Blockchain data provider (Helius)IP address, and the public wallet addresses the app reads or sends transactions forTo read the blockchain and send the transactions you sign
Google FontsIP address, browser typeTo load the typefaces
cdnjs (Cloudflare)IP address, browser typeTo load the 3D graphics library on the website
Your wallet appWhat it shows you and what you signUnder the wallet's own privacy terms
Email, if you write to usYour address and messageTo reply

Links to block explorers open their sites, under their terms, only when you follow them.

We rely on our legitimate interest in providing a working and secure interface (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)); for email, on answering your request.

04The blockchain is public

Everything your wallet does on Solana is public and permanent: your address, your purchases, sales and locks, the code you entered with, and the name of your own code. Anyone can read it, with or without Athanor.

The website and app show this public data, for example in the feed, the leaderboards and the transparency page. We cannot change or erase it: no one can. The rights to erasure and correction therefore do not reach what is recorded on the blockchain.

05What stays in your browser

The app keeps a few things in your browser's local storage, on your device only: recent on-chain events (so screens load faster), your notification switches, and which moments you have already seen. They never leave your device, and we cannot read them. Clearing your browser's site data removes them.

06How long, where, and your rights

Effective from effective date.