Privacy

Blockchain data. Wallet addresses, token launches, trades, approvals, fee claims, balances, and transaction details are public on Arc. The interface reads, organizes, and displays this information.

Content you submit. Token names, tickers, descriptions, images, and social links are uploaded to public storage and referenced by onchain token metadata when you launch a token.

Technical data. Hosting and RPC providers may process information such as your IP address, browser, device, request time, and error or security logs when they deliver the website or blockchain data.

Referral data. A referral link may store the referring wallet address in a first-touch, HTTP-only cookie for up to 30 days. If you authorize the referral, the referred and referring wallet addresses, binding, eligible activity, and reward claims become public blockchain or indexed market data.

Kiwi Scanner on Telegram and Discord. The scanner bot reads the messages and commands sent to it so it can recognize contract addresses and tickers. When a token is scanned it records the platform, the chat or channel identifier, the identifier, username, and display name of the person who scanned it, the token address, and the market cap at that moment, so a chat can show who first called a token and how that call performed. It stores nothing else from a conversation, receives no wallet keys, and asks for no email address.

Wallet connection happens through the wallet extension you choose. kiwi.rich does not receive your seed phrase or private keys. The interface may use your browser’s local storage to remember connection state. Apart from the first-touch referral cookie described above, we do not currently use advertising cookies or third-party behavioral analytics.

Information is used to operate and secure the interface, display market and reward data, process uploads, attribute wallet-authorized referrals, calculate referral rewards, diagnose failures, prevent abuse, comply with legal obligations, and improve reliability. Relayer abuse controls may store a one-way, secret-keyed hash of an IP address instead of the raw address. We do not sell personal information.

Information may be processed by infrastructure providers that supply hosting, public file storage, RPC access, and wallet software. We may also disclose information when required by law or reasonably necessary to protect users, the service, or the public. Third-party links have their own privacy practices.

Blockchain records are public and may be permanent. Public token metadata and images may be copied, indexed, cached, or retained by others. We generally cannot edit or delete information once it has been written onchain, and removing it from this interface does not remove it from the network or other services.

Public uploads may be retained indefinitely because launched tokens reference them. Scanner call records are kept for as long as the bot serves that chat, since a first call is only meaningful as a lasting record. Technical logs are retained according to operational need and provider settings. We use reasonable safeguards, but no website, storage system, wallet, or blockchain interaction can be guaranteed completely secure.

You can disconnect your wallet, clear local browser data, and avoid submitting optional content. Depending on where you live, you may have rights concerning personal information we control. Onchain records and public token metadata may not be technically alterable. For privacy questions or requests, email help@kiwi.rich.

We may update this policy as the service or its providers change. The revised version and effective date will be posted on this page.