Data handling
What stays local, and what goes onchain.
This interface connects to a wallet and an RPC service. Blockchain transactions are separate from preferences stored in your browser.
Public transaction data
Connecting reads your public account address. Submitted transactions publish their sender, target, value and transaction data on the configured blockchain. Clearing browser storage does not erase those records.
Data used by the interface
| Data | Location | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Watchlist and comparisons | Browser local storage | Remember saved campaign addresses for this deployment |
| Transaction hashes and receipt status | Browser local storage and the blockchain | Recover and recheck transactions submitted through this browser |
| Wallet account and balance | Wallet provider and RPC | Show the connected account and available funds |
| Campaign terms and evidence links | Blockchain | Read funding terms and the creator's published evidence URI |
| Connection preference | Browser session storage | Remember an explicit disconnect in this session |
Your controls
Disconnect in Settings to end this app's wallet session. Revoke the site's connection permission in your wallet to remove authorization. Clear site storage in your browser to remove locally stored preferences and receipt history. Your wallet retains its own history, and public chain records remain available.
Service boundaries
The app never requests a seed phrase or private key. Signatures are approved inside your wallet. RPC providers, wallet extensions and any external evidence sites you open may process network requests under their own policies. No identity verification or account profile service is configured here.