What we see.

What the website stores on your device

The Interface saves three preferences in your browser's local storage: the network you last selected, whether you connected a wallet, and whether you paused animations. They never leave your device and you can clear them through your browser settings.

We do not set cookies and do not use analytics, advertising, fingerprinting, or session-recording tools.

What we do not collect

We do not have user accounts and do not collect names, email addresses, IP addresses, or wallet addresses on any server we operate. The website is static files; there is no Pairbase backend that receives your data.

What third parties see

• RPC providers. To show pools and send transactions, your browser calls a public Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint. That provider sees your IP address and the requests you make, including wallet addresses you query. See the contracts page for the endpoints used.
• Your wallet. Your wallet extension or app handles keys and signing under its own privacy policy.
• Block explorers. Links to the explorer take you to a third-party site.
• The blockchain. Every transaction you sign is public and permanent, including your wallet address, amounts, and the assets involved. This is inherent to public blockchains and not something we control or can delete.

Token descriptions and links

When a creator launches an asset with a description or link, that text is stored on the blockchain with the token and is public forever. Do not put personal information in it.

Your rights

Because we hold no personal data, there is nothing for us to access, correct, or delete. For data held by RPC providers, wallets, or explorers, contact those services. If you believe Pairbase holds personal data about you, contact Pairbase through the address published on this website.

Changes

If the way the website works changes in a way that affects this page, we will update it here with a new date.