Privacy

Last updated: 28 August 2026.

ast has no accounts, no sign-up, and asks you for no personal information. This page says what we do see, what we keep, and what we do not do.

1. The blockchain is public

Every trade, launch, mint, and redemption you make is a transaction on BNB Chain, signed by your wallet. Your wallet address and the full history of those transactions are public, permanent, and visible to anyone — on this site, on block explorers, and anywhere else. We read this public data and store a copy of it in our own database to power the site (token lists, charts, trade history, portfolio pages, stats). We cannot delete or alter anything on the blockchain.

2. What you publish when you launch

The name, ticker, image, description, and links you supply when launching a token are published on-chain and to public, permanent storage. They are visible to everyone and cannot be taken down by us. Do not put anything in them that you do not want to be public forever.

3. What our servers see

Like any website, our hosting and API providers receive technical data with each request: your IP address, browser and device information, the pages and API endpoints requested, and timestamps. This data is used to serve the site, keep it running, and defend it against abuse; it sits in ordinary server logs retained for a short period by those providers. We do not use it to build profiles, and we do not sell it.

4. What stays in your browser

The site stores a few preferences in your browser's local storage — your language, interface settings, and unsent form drafts. They never leave your device. There are no advertising trackers and no analytics cookies on this site. Clearing your browser storage resets these preferences.

5. Third parties

Using ast means your requests also reach services we rely on but do not control: your wallet software, the RPC nodes that relay your transactions, the oracle networks and the perpetual exchange behind the leveraged tokens, block explorers you open, and the storage network hosting token images. Each has its own privacy practices. We do not share anything with them beyond what is needed to serve your request, and we do not hand your data to advertisers or data brokers.

6. Legal requests

We may disclose the little we hold if the law requires it or to protect the platform and its users against fraud or abuse.

7. Your choices

Because we hold no account and no personal data beyond transient server logs, there is nothing for you to correct or delete with us; the on-chain and published data described above is outside anyone's control, including ours. Use a fresh wallet if you do not want activity linked to another address.

8. Changes and contact

If we change this page we will update the date at the top. Questions about it can be sent through the platform's official channels.