Privacy

Solanna Oracle · info@solannaoracle.com

Independent personal project. Not a registered business.

• Your wallet public address only when you connect Phantom or Solflare. We use it server-side to build the unsigned payment transaction and to verify that the corresponding invoice was settled on-chain. Wallet addresses are pseudonymous on-chain identifiers, not personal data in themselves.
• On-chain transaction data (signature, memo, timestamps). These are public on the Solana blockchain by design — anyone can read them.

• No name, email, phone, postal address, or other personal identifiers.
• No analytics, no Google Tag, no Facebook Pixel, no third-party trackers.
• No advertising or behavioural cookies.
• No fingerprinting, no cross-site tracking.
• No payment-card data — we never see them, payments are SOL on-chain.

Your browser stores your language preference under the key solanna-lang. This is a strictly necessary technical storage and, under the EU ePrivacy directive, is exempt from a prior consent banner. You can clear it at any time from your browser's site settings.

Offerings can be made on three blockchains: Solana, Base (Ethereum L2) and Polygon. In every case, the offering is a plain native-currency transfer from your wallet directly to the Oracle's wallet on that chain, tagged with a random memo for verification:

• Solana → 2dZY6YT…HQBRv (in SOL)
• Base + Polygon → 0x63Bc…5F4C (in ETH / POL)

We never see your private keys. We do not store any off-chain payment data. You choose the amount yourself — there is no fixed price.

Like any web server, our reverse proxy (nginx) keeps short-lived access logs that may include your IP address and User-Agent string. These are used only for diagnostics and abuse prevention, are not cross-referenced with any wallet data, and are rotated within a few weeks.

You may write to info@solannaoracle.com to request access, correction, or deletion of any personal data we hold. Because we don't retain personal data off-chain, the honest answer will usually be: there is nothing to delete. On-chain transactions are public and immutable and cannot be erased by us.

If we update this policy, the date at the bottom of this page will change. There is no mailing list — please check this page when you visit.