We keep as little about you as we can, and we never sell it.
Swap data
Amounts, token choices, and destination addresses are used only to prepare your swap, send or payment. Our server passes them to NEAR Intents for the quote, and passes on a transaction ID if you give one. We do not keep your swap history or activity logs. We keep only running totals of swaps, added up by day: a swap counts once NEAR Intents sees its deposit, and a refunded or failed swap is taken out again. A swap made through a partner's link also adds to that partner's totals, by week. They hold no address and nothing that identifies you. To count each swap once, we also keep a scrambled fingerprint of it for three days, then delete it.
Resuming a swap
If you leave a swap, a send or a payment unfinished, this browser keeps that one on your device so you can resume it. When you resume it, the page sends its deposit address and proof, and the partner's id if you came from a partner's link, to our status service to check progress. While it is unfinished, each page of this site you open asks our status service about it once, sending the same. We do not keep the saved browser copy on our servers. The next time you open the swap page after its deposit window has been over for a day, this browser removes it. This browser also keeps a one-way fingerprint of each payout address it has paid, not the address itself, so it can warn you before you reuse one. That list never leaves this browser, and “Forget this device” clears it.
Watching for your deposit
While a swap waits for your deposit, our server asks public blockchain data providers for that chain whether a transfer has reached its one-time deposit address. It sends that address only. The providers never see your IP address, and we keep no record of the check.
Payment links
A long payment link keeps its details after the # in the link. Browsers do not send that part to any server, so we never receive it. A short payment link keeps the same details on our server, sealed with a key that only the link holds. We can't read them. We delete them after a set time, and the link stops working.
Partner requests
If you ask to become a partner on our partners page, we keep what you send: your project's name, website, token and chain, a Telegram handle or an email address, and your note. We use it only to answer your request. We delete it once we decide, or after 90 days. We keep no IP address with it. If we add you as a partner, your project's name, token and chain stay in our partner list.
Hosting and IP addresses
Our server sees your IP address on each request. It uses it only to limit how often one address can ask, keeps it in memory for about a minute, and writes no log. Our host, Cloudflare, keeps a sample of requests, with the IP address and the page, for up to 31 days. We cannot turn this off.
Tracking
No accounts, analytics, tracking cookies, or advertising profiles.
Data sharing
We never sell your data. We pass it on only as this policy says. NEAR Intents gets the addresses in a quote, and a transaction ID if you give one. The blockchain data providers get a deposit address.
Updated October 30, 2026.
