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Privacy Policy

This policy describes the types of information that may be processed when you use Prime.

Last updated: September 23, 2026

1. Overview

This Privacy Policy explains how information may be processed when users access or interact with Prime.

Public blockchain activity is inherently public. Wallet addresses and transactions submitted to a blockchain may remain publicly visible indefinitely.

2. Wallet information

When you connect or authenticate a wallet, Prime may process information necessary to display your session and onchain activity, including:

  • public wallet address;
  • chain or network information;
  • transaction hashes;
  • public token balances;
  • public token and market activity.

Prime does not require users to submit private keys through the website interface.

3. Authentication

Prime uses Privy for wallet authentication and related wallet functionality.

Information processed by Privy may be subject to Privy's own privacy practices and terms.

4. Onchain information

Information recorded on Robinhood Chain or another blockchain is publicly accessible and may be processed by independent third parties, including explorers, RPC providers and analytics services.

Prime cannot delete or modify information that has already been permanently recorded on a public blockchain.

5. Token launch information

Information submitted for a token launch may include:

  • token name;
  • ticker;
  • logo;
  • description;
  • website;
  • social links;
  • creator wallet address;
  • launch transaction information.

Some of this information may be stored or displayed publicly as part of the token's market page or Prime's launch registry.

6. Technical information

Prime's hosting, infrastructure or third-party service providers may automatically process technical information such as IP address, browser information, device information, timestamps, request metadata or error logs.

7. Why information may be processed

Information may be processed to:

  • provide wallet and account functionality;
  • display token and market information;
  • maintain Prime's launch registry;
  • diagnose technical problems;
  • protect the service from abuse;
  • improve reliability and user experience.

8. Third-party services

Prime may rely on independent providers for services such as authentication, wallet infrastructure, RPC access, hosting, blockchain explorers and protocol execution.

Those providers may process information according to their own policies.

9. Data retention

Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information and the service provider involved.

Public blockchain records are not controlled by Prime and generally cannot be removed from the underlying blockchain.

10. Security

Reasonable measures may be used to protect application infrastructure, but no online service, wallet system or blockchain application can guarantee absolute security.

11. Changes

This Privacy Policy may be updated as Prime's features, infrastructure and integrations evolve.

The current version will be published on this page.

12. Contact

Privacy-related contact information may be published through Prime's official website or official X account.