How PnLSaver handles information.

1. Scope

This policy describes the hosted PnLSaver service, including its browser application, servers, data providers, and public API.

2. Information the service handles

PnLSaver may handle the following information when you use it:

• Public wallet addresses, names you ask the service to resolve, and public blockchain activity associated with those identifiers.
• Portfolio lists, wallet labels, display settings, and cached portfolio information stored locally by your browser.
• Technical request information that PnLSaver's web server or hosting provider may process, such as an IP address, browser type, requested URL, timestamps, and error logs.

3. Information PnLSaver does not need

PnLSaver does not require an account, private key, seed phrase, wallet connection, signature, token approval, or payment information. Never enter a private key or seed phrase into the service.

4. How information is used

Information is used to load and display portfolios, resolve wallet names, remember browser preferences, maintain security and reliability, troubleshoot errors, and operate or improve the service.

5. Browser storage

The standard application stores saved wallets, labels, preferences, recent-wallet history, and some cached results in your browser. Removing a portfolio removes it from the saved portfolio list, but related labels, preferences, cached results, or legacy records may remain until you clear this site's browser storage.

Browser storage is not encrypted by PnLSaver. Anyone with access to your browser profile or device may be able to view it.

6. Data providers and external links

To build a portfolio, PnLSaver may send public wallet addresses or other public identifiers to blockchain nodes, RPC providers, indexers, pricing services, name resolvers, protocols, and other address-scoped data providers. Those providers process information under their own terms and privacy policies.

If you follow a link to a protocol, explorer, or other external site, that site's privacy practices apply.

7. Privacy-friendly analytics

The hosted service may use Umami for cookie-free traffic analytics when the operator enables it. PnLSaver disables automatic page tracking and manually sends a normalized page name, hostname, and referrer origin to the configured Umami service. It does not call Umami's identify API or assign a PnLSaver account ID.

Pageviews include the full public wallet and token addresses present in supported page routes so the operator can distinguish which addresses are viewed. EVM addresses are lowercased; Solana addresses retain their case. Query strings, URL fragments, and unknown path content are not sent. Public wallet addresses can be linked to onchain activity and may be associated with an individual.

Umami receives the network and browser information inherent in the analytics request and uses its privacy-preserving session model to produce visitor statistics. Site-wide referrer headers are limited to the origin so an analytics request does not carry the exact current path. A hosted Umami tracker runs as third-party JavaScript in the page and remains part of the client-side trust boundary. Umami processes data under its own terms and privacy practices. PnLSaver does not load the tracker or send a pageview when Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is enabled.

8. Disclosure and legal requirements

PnLSaver may disclose information to hosting and infrastructure providers as needed to run the service, or when reasonably necessary to comply with law, protect the service, investigate abuse, or protect rights and safety. Public wallet lookups are not private communications.

9. Retention

Browser-local information remains until you clear the relevant site storage. Removing a saved portfolio may not remove related labels, preferences, caches, or legacy records. Analytics retention depends on the configured Umami instance and account plan. Server logs, caches, and third-party provider records may have different retention periods.

10. Public blockchains and security

Blockchain addresses and activity are public and may be linkable to a person. PnLSaver is not a privacy or anonymization tool. Avoid looking up or labeling an address if you do not want that association stored in your browser or processed by PnLSaver and its providers.

No internet service can guarantee absolute security.

11. Your choices and rights

You can stop using the service, enable Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, remove portfolios from the saved portfolio list, and clear this site's browser storage through your browser settings. Depending on where you live, you may have additional privacy rights. Use any privacy-request channel PnLSaver publishes; verification or legal exceptions may apply.

12. Children

PnLSaver is a general-audience service and is not designed for children. Do not use it if you are below the minimum age required to consent to online services where you live.

13. Changes and questions

This policy may be updated as the service changes. The effective date above will show the latest revision. Privacy questions should be directed through any channel PnLSaver publishes for that purpose.