Privacy Policy

Public blockchain data

Arc transactions, wallet addresses, token launches, trades and agent-identity records are public. Anyone may inspect them through a node, indexer or explorer. Disconnecting your wallet does not erase prior on-chain activity, and Toxon cannot edit or delete confirmed blockchain records.

Information the interface may process

Depending on what you do, this includes a public wallet address and signature, token names, images, descriptions and links you submit, public transaction and market data, profile details and safety reports. Hosting and infrastructure services may also receive routine technical data such as IP address, browser type, requested page and error logs.

Wallet connection state and interface preferences may be stored in your browser by Toxon or its wallet tools. The interface does not ask you to provide a private key or recovery phrase.

How information is used

Information is used to show public markets and identities, prepare wallet actions, display profiles, process submitted content and reports, diagnose failures, protect the service and operate the interface. Public token details and on-chain activity may be visible to other visitors.

Other services

Toxon relies on independent wallet providers, Arc network services, hosting, storage, database, indexing, explorer and chart providers. Their own services and policies may apply when your browser or wallet connects to them. The final policy will identify the operator and material providers after review.

Your choices

You can browse public pages without connecting a wallet, disconnect a connected wallet and clear local browser storage. Avoid placing personal information in public token metadata or reports. Requests about off-chain information will use the contact channel added to the final policy; public blockchain records remain outside Toxon's control.

See the Terms of Use for transaction and product risks.