Privacy Policy
This draft describes what the product does with information today. Last drafted: November 2026. Needs legal review before any real-money public launch.
DRAFT FOR LEGAL REVIEW. This text has not been approved by a lawyer and is not final. It will be replaced before the public launch.
What we collect
- Waiting list. Your email address and the time you signed up. Nothing else.
- Private beta users. Your wallet address, the chain, the goals and rules you set, your deposits and withdrawals, and, if you connect a wallet monitor, the public on-chain activity of that wallet. A signed message is kept as proof of your rules.
- Optional Coinbase connection. If you add Coinbase API keys, they are stored encrypted. You can remove them at any time.
- Technical data. Our hosting provider may log standard request data such as IP address, to run and protect the service. We apply a rate limit to the waiting-list form using your IP address.
What we do not collect
We never ask for your seed phrase or private key. We do not collect payment card details.
Why we use it
- Waiting-list email: to tell you when access opens and to send important product updates.
- Beta data: to run the service you asked for (tracking your goals, detecting profits, recording deposits and withdrawals).
Where it is stored
Data is stored with our database and hosting providers (Supabase and Vercel). The waiting-list table is not readable by the public. Blockchain transactions are public by nature and cannot be deleted.
Sharing
We do not sell your information. It is shared only with the service providers needed to run UPLOCK, or where the law requires it.
Your choices
You can ask us to remove your email from the waitlist or delete your beta account data, except for public blockchain records. A contact address will be published on the contact page.
Changes
We will have this reviewed by a lawyer and update this page before opening the product to the public. The legal entity operating UPLOCK is not yet published.