Privacy policy

01Who is responsible

This site is the Lune interface, maintained by an independent team of contributors. There is no company behind it harvesting your data, and · as set out below · the site is built so that there is essentially nothing to collect in the first place.

02What we collect · very little

This site has no accounts, no sign-up, no cookies, and no analytics or tracking scripts. We do not collect your name, email address, or any identity information. The site is served as static files.

Like effectively every web server, ours writes standard access logs (IP address, requested URL, browser user-agent, timestamp). We use them only to operate and secure the server, and they are rotated on the server’s standard schedule.

03Your wallet

Connecting a wallet happens entirely in your browser between the page and your wallet extension. Your address is never sent to our servers. Anything you do on a blockchain · addresses, balances, loans, repayments · is public information on that chain by its nature, visible to anyone, and outside our control. This site merely displays it.

04Third parties your browser talks to

To show live data, the page makes requests directly from your browser to third-party services, which therefore see your IP address as any website you visit does: the blockchain RPC endpoint (Arc Network), DexScreener (token prices), the GMGN content network (token logos), and Google Fonts. Each operates under its own privacy policy. Binance, DexScreener, GMGN and Google Fonts never see your wallet address · those requests carry only token contract addresses. The RPC endpoint is different: reading your positions and balances, and broadcasting any transaction you sign, sends your wallet address to it, so its operator can see that address alongside your IP. That is inherent to using a public blockchain from a browser; a wallet configured with your own RPC endpoint talks to that one instead.

05Your rights

Under applicable data protection law you may have rights over any personal data held about you · access, correction, erasure, restriction and objection. Because we hold essentially nothing beyond short-lived server logs, there is usually nothing to act on. You also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority.

06Changes

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted at this address with an updated date.