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Privacy Policy

Version 0.1-draft · 10 November 2026

Draft, pending legal review (FQ-39). This text has not been reviewed by a lawyer yet and may change before fairqueue leaves its test phase. The operator's legal details, contact address and governing law will be added after that review.

We collect as little as we can. You do not need to give us your name, email or ID to trade. This page lists what we store, why, and who else sees it. One thing first: the Solana blockchain is public. Every transaction you sign is recorded permanently with your wallet address, and nobody, including us, can change or delete it.

1. What we store

Wallet addressYour Solana public address, the time you first signed in and the time you last signed in. We never receive your private key or seed phrase.Not set yet (see section 4)
Sign-in messagesThe message we ask your wallet to sign, with your wallet address and a single-use code.Expire after 10 minutes, then deleted
SessionsAfter you sign in, your browser gets a cookie with a random token. We store only a hash of that token, with your wallet address and the expiry time.24 hours, or until you sign out
Launch metadata and imagesWhat a creator uploads for a launch: name, ticker, description, links and image, with the creator's wallet address. These files are public, and their address is written on the blockchain.As long as the launch exists; the blockchain copy is permanent
Creator applicationsIf you apply as a creator: your name, how we can reach you, community links, planned token name and ticker, pitch, wallet address, and our team's decisions with their reasons. Your contact details are visible only to you and our team.Not set yet (see section 4)
Public blockchain dataTrades, balances and launches on our launch configuration, read from the Solana blockchain and linked to wallet addresses. This data is already public.As long as we run fairqueue
Server logsFor each request to our API: your IP address, the time, the page or API call and any error. For rate limits, IP addresses are also counted in memory for up to an hour.Not set yet (see section 4)

The Telegram Mini App checks the launch data Telegram signs for each request, but we do not store your Telegram account details.

2. What we do not do

  • No analytics, advertising or tracking cookies, and no third-party trackers.
  • We do not sell your data or build marketing profiles.
  • We do not use your data to make automated decisions about you.

3. Why we use it

  • To run fairqueue: sign you in, prepare your unsigned transactions, show launches, trades and balances.
  • To review creator applications and decide who may launch.
  • To keep fairqueue secure: rate limits, and finding abuse, attacks and fraud.
  • To enforce our Terms of Service.

4. How long we keep it

Sign-in messages and sessions expire as shown above. Retention periods for the other data will be set after legal review. Our proposal is: server logs 30 days, rejected creator applications 6 months after the decision. We cannot delete anything from the blockchain.

5. Cookies and browser storage

  • Session cookie: keeps you signed in after you sign with your wallet. It is necessary for creator features and cannot be read by the page's scripts.
  • Wallet connection: the wallet connector remembers in your browser's local storage which wallet you chose, so it can reconnect. Your wallet app may store its own data; its own privacy policy applies.

6. Who else sees data

  • Our hosting provider runs the server and database that hold the data above. It will be named here before mainnet.
  • The Solana RPC provider: your browser talks to it directly to read balances and send the transactions you signed, so it sees your IP address and wallet address.
  • Your wallet provider (for example Phantom or Solflare) and Telegram, if you use the Mini App, process data under their own policies.
  • Google Fonts: the wallet connector's stylesheet currently loads one font from Google, which sees your IP address when the page loads. Our own fonts are served from our server. We are removing the Google font before mainnet.
  • Everyone can see blockchain data and launch metadata.
  • We may disclose data to authorities when the law requires it.

7. Your rights

We operate from the EU and intend to follow the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Data protection law may give you rights such as access to, correction of and deletion of your data. How to make a request, and a contact address, will be added after legal review. We can delete what we store on our servers, but not what is on the blockchain. We may ask you to prove you control a wallet by signing a message; we will never ask for your seed phrase.

8. Changes

Every version of this policy has a version number and a date at the top of this page. We will publish changes here before they apply.