Last updated 13 November 2026
1. No accounts
There is no sign-up. Your wallet address is public on the blockchain; the pages you open show it only to you.
2. What stays in your browser
Your language and theme, the kind of wallet you last connected (so a reload can reconnect), an unsent launch draft, a note about a transaction in progress and a few display choices. All of it stays in your browser; clear it in your browser settings.
3. What our servers see
Like any web server, ours receives your IP address and browser details with each request and keeps short-lived technical logs to run and protect the service. We do not use advertising or analytics trackers.
4. Other services your browser talks to
The site reads Zero through RPC providers, companies that run Zero nodes, which receive the requests needed to show you balances and markets. The transactions you sign are sent by your wallet through its own network provider, which can see your IP address. Connecting a wallet with WalletConnect uses the Reown relay, which receives the page address and your wallet address. Coin prices are fetched by our server from a public price service.
5. What the chain makes public
Launches, trades, claims and balances are public and permanent on Zero, the blockchain where they happen. We cannot delete them.
6. Your choices
Disconnect your wallet from its menu at any time and clear this site’s data in your browser settings.
This is a plain-language statement written ahead of launch, not reviewed legal text. The operator may replace it with reviewed wording that also gives its company details.