Privacy for a public-chain recovery tool

When you run a recovery audit, the public wallet address is sent to NOXR's server so it can query Solana RPC data and calculate supported recovery opportunities. The recovery-audit analytics event stores aggregate counts and amounts, not the full audited wallet address.

When NOXR prepares a transaction, the server stores a one-time build identifier and a one-way SHA-256 digest of the wallet address. This binds a later confirmation to the transaction NOXR prepared without placing the full wallet address in the recovery analytics event.

NOXR uses a random browser-session UUID to estimate unique visits. The current recovery analytics flow does not create a persistent identifier by hashing your IP address and browser user agent.

Solana transaction signatures are public blockchain data. When a recovery confirms, NOXR may retain the transaction signature, aggregate action count, fee amount and a shortened wallet label so revenue and reliability can be measured without storing the full wallet address in the confirmation event.

Hosting, RPC and database providers may process technical request data needed to deliver the service, detect abuse and operate infrastructure. NOXR does not ask for or intentionally collect seed phrases, private keys or wallet recovery phrases.

NOXR cannot delete or make private information that is already part of the Solana blockchain. Public addresses, account state and transaction history remain governed by the blockchain itself.

Recovery analytics should be retained only as long as necessary for product measurement, abuse prevention and accounting. Full wallet addresses are not required for current recovery-funnel analytics.