Privacy

An account is an address, so the data attached to it is mostly the chain’s own: the transactions we relayed for you, their hashes, their nonces, the relayer that carried each one and the five timestamps we measure per transaction. That record is what makes your invoice checkable and your dashboard truthful.

We store an email address only if you give us one for notifications, and the webhook URLs and API keys you create yourself. Keys are stored as secrets and shown to you once.

We never receive or store a private key, a mnemonic or a keystore password. Signing happens in your wallet; we see signed transactions and nothing that could produce one.

This site loads no third-party script, font or analytics, so nothing about your visit is shared with anyone else. Your theme preference is stored in your own browser.

A relayed transaction is a public blockchain transaction. Your address, the relayer’s address, the amount and the contract call are visible to anyone with a block explorer. Using a relaying service does not make a transaction private, and we do not claim it does.

To deliver the service you bought, to bill it correctly, to answer a support question about a specific transaction, and to detect abuse of the free-action allowance. We do not profile users and we do not sell data.

Billing evidence is kept for as long as the law requires it to be kept. Operational logs are kept far more briefly.

Your own dashboard, after you prove control of the address by signing a login challenge; and the people who operate the service, when they need to answer a support request or look into a problem. That access is limited to one key held by the operator of the service, and every action taken with it is recorded in a tamper-evident log.

You can remove an email address or a webhook at any time in the app, and you can revoke an API key at any time. Ask us anything about your data at support@co-relayer.com. On-chain records cannot be deleted by us or by anyone.