> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mineglyph.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mineglyph.xyz/legal/privacy.md). # Privacy Policy **Last updated: July 10, 2026** > **Template notice.** This is a good-faith draft, not legal advice. Have it reviewed by a qualified privacy lawyer and confirm it matches your actual data practices (analytics, hosting, and any third-party processors you use) before publishing. This Privacy Policy explains what information the Mine Glyph project ("we," "us," "our") processes when you use our website, documentation, and application interface (the "Service"), and your choices. Mine Glyph is a non-custodial protocol; we deliberately collect as little as possible. ## 1. Information we process **Wallet address and on-chain data.** When you check a wallet or start mining, you provide a public wallet address. Our indexer reads that address's **public** on-chain history (age, transactions, volume, hold time) to compute a hashrate. This data is already public on the blockchain. We do not link wallet addresses to real-world identities. **Technical data.** Our servers may process standard technical information such as IP address, request timestamps, and user-agent, for security, rate limiting, and abuse prevention. IP addresses used for rate limiting are processed transiently and not used to profile you. **Analytics (if enabled).** The website may use privacy-respecting analytics to understand aggregate usage. **\[Confirm and name your analytics provider, or remove this section if you use none.]** **Communications.** If you contact us (e.g. support or a security report), we process the information you choose to send, such as your email address and message. **We do not** knowingly collect names, government identifiers, passwords, or private keys. **Never share your private keys or seed phrase with anyone, including us.** ## 2. How we use information * To compute hashrates and provide the mining interface. * To operate, secure, and maintain the Service (including rate limiting and fraud/abuse prevention). * To respond to your inquiries and security reports. * To comply with applicable law. We do **not** sell your personal information. ## 3. On-chain permanence Transactions you submit — registering, updating hashrate, claiming — are recorded **permanently and publicly** on the blockchain. We cannot alter or delete on-chain data. Anything you do on-chain is outside the scope of what any privacy policy can undo. ## 4. Third-party processors We rely on third parties to run the Service, which may process technical data on our behalf, including: * **Hosting / serverless platforms** (application and services); * **RPC providers and block explorers** (reading chain data); * **Wallet providers** (you connect your own wallet; they have their own policies). Each third party processes data under its own terms and privacy policy. **\[List your actual processors with your counsel.]** ## 5. Cookies & local storage The interface may use local storage or cookies strictly to remember interface preferences and wallet-connection state. It does not require advertising cookies. **\[Confirm your actual cookie usage.]** ## 6. Data retention We retain technical/security logs only as long as needed for the purposes above, then delete or aggregate them. Public on-chain data is not "retained" by us — it lives on the blockchain independently. ## 7. Your rights Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights to access, correct, or delete personal data we hold about you, or to object to certain processing. Because we collect very little and cannot alter on-chain data, these rights apply only to the limited off-chain data described above. To make a request, contact us below. **\[Adapt to GDPR/CCPA or other regimes as advised by counsel.]** ## 8. Children The Service is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly process data from anyone below the age of majority in their jurisdiction. ## 9. International transfers Our processors may operate in various countries; using the Service may involve transferring technical data across borders. **\[Add safeguards/mechanisms as advised by counsel.]** ## 10. 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