Privacy

Last updated 28 September 2026

Without signing in

You can use the terminal, the leaderboard, token checks and the docs without signing in. We run no analytics, no ad trackers and no tracking cookies. Your browser keeps a few settings of its own — night or day, whether alerts are on, and the wallets you watch — which never leave it.

When you sign in

Signing in is one signed message from your wallet. We receive your wallet address and set a session cookie that keeps you signed in for up to 12 hours. We keep a record of the sign-in — your address and the time — for one day, so the same signature cannot be used twice, and then delete it. We never see or store private keys or seed phrases, and the site never asks for them.

To decide whether the holder dashboard unlocks, we read your $TOLL balance from the public chain each time you open it. We do not keep a record of it, unless you link Telegram (below).

What we store for holders

• The callers you choose to follow are stored with your wallet address, so they are there on your next visit.
• Lanterns you save in the Lantern Lab are stored with your wallet address. Saving a lantern puts it on the public board, where your wallet address and the lantern’s results are visible to everyone.

If you link Telegram

Linking is optional. If you do, we store your Telegram id and username, the chat the bot writes to, the wallet you linked, your $TOLL balance when it was last checked, and which alerts you switched on. Telegram delivers the messages, under its own privacy policy.

The chain, and what is already public

Everything the site shows — launches, trades, wallets, devs and their records — is public data read from Robinhood Chain. A wallet address you see here is visible to anyone on a block explorer.

The Callers pages keep a copy of what accounts published themselves: messages from public Telegram channels, public handles and profile pictures.

Who else is involved

• Railway hosts the site, the service that reads the chain, and our database. Like any web host it sees request data such as IP addresses in its logs.
• A public Robinhood Chain node answers the balance check, and so receives the wallet address being checked.
• Reown (WalletConnect) connects your wallet when you choose it, under its own privacy policy.
• Google Fonts serves the typefaces.

We do not sell your data, and we share it with nobody beyond what is listed here.

Deleting your data

Sign out to end your session at any time. To have what we store about your wallet or your Telegram link deleted, contact us from the wallet in question through our official Telegram bot, @t0ll_bot.