Last updated: August 2026
Crollateral is designed as a read-only DeFi risk dashboard. This policy explains what information may be processed when you use crollateral.finance.
1. Information You Provide
Crollateral does not ask you to create an account, submit personal profile information, or provide private keys. If you connect a wallet, your public wallet address is used to display publicly available position and market information.
2. Public Blockchain Data
Wallet addresses, balances, open positions, transactions, and liquidation-related data on public blockchains are public by design. Crollateral may request and display that information so you can review risk in a simpler interface.
3. Usage and Performance Data
The site may use privacy-conscious analytics and hosting logs to understand page performance, reliability, and general usage. These tools may process technical information such as browser type, device type, approximate location, pages visited, referrer, and timestamps.
4. Third-Party Services
Crollateral relies on categories of third-party services such as wallet connection providers, blockchain RPC providers, analytics, cloud hosting, and protocol data sources. These services may process requests needed to deliver the dashboard.
5. Wallet Safety
Crollateral is read-only. The site should not ask you to sign transactions or approve token spending. If you ever see a transaction or approval request claiming to be from Crollateral, do not approve it and verify the URL immediately.
6. Data Retention
Public blockchain data remains available on-chain regardless of Crollateral. Hosting and analytics providers may retain operational logs according to their own retention practices. Crollateral does not provide user accounts or account-deletion workflows at this time.
7. Changes
This policy may be updated as the product evolves. Continued use of the site after updates means you accept the revised policy.
8. Contact
For privacy or safety concerns, use the public project/community contact path where Crollateral is shared. Do not send private keys, seed phrases, or sensitive wallet credentials.