Privacy
What we store, what is public and the choices available to you. Last updated 29 October 2026.
What we store
- Your wallet address, and an account created from it when you sign in by signing a message. Wallet-message sign-in does not send a wallet password to the server. The supported local ZECX wallet uses a password on the separate wallet origin to encrypt keys and saved original approvals. That password is handled locally.
- Launches you create, and the name, ticker, description, links and image you supply.
- Trades, holdings, fee claims and funding requests, recorded from transactions we re-read on the network ourselves.
- Comments, reactions, follows, watchlists and reports you make.
- Operational records: health checks, moderation actions and recovery attempts.
We do not ask for your name, your address or your date of birth. We never hold a seed phrase, a private key or a wallet password on the server. Never send these to support. The official wallet's Restore and Unlock controls handle applicable secrets locally.
What is public
Launches, trades, holdings by wallet, comments, reactions and leaderboard positions are visible to everyone. Your wallet address appears alongside them. Anyone who knows your wallet address can therefore see your public activity here.
What stays private to your account
Some things are readable only when you are signed in as the account they belong to, and the database refuses them to anyone else: what you spent to reach a holding, the account identifier behind a comment or reaction, your funding and withdrawal requests, your reports, and your own trade record. Hidden content stays out of public reads entirely.
What a blockchain makes permanent
Approval or signing alone does not put a transaction on the network. Submitted and confirmed public-network transactions can expose addresses and amounts. Shielded Zcash transactions have different visibility; they do not make a provider's transparent payout or subsequent Solana trade private. ZECX cannot delete confirmed network records.
Because of that, deleting something here does not delete the underlying transaction. We can remove what we wrote down; we cannot remove what the network wrote down.
Public trading and shielded ZEC are different things
- Enabled trading here happens on Solana, in public. ZECX is a ZEC-first, multi-asset launchpad; additional launch networks are in development, not publicly available. Public launches, trades, holdings and wallet addresses are visible on their network, and we cannot make them private.
- Shielded ZEC is a different thing from trading. It concerns how ZEC enters and leaves, and never makes a Solana trade private.
- The enabled native-ZEC conversion route accepts funding from your external Zcash wallet. Sending from a shielded balance does not hide the provider deposit or subsequent Solana activity. The daily ZEC limit still applies.
- ZEC payouts are transparent, not direct shielded withdrawals. You may shield a payout separately in your own Zcash wallet; the original transparent payout remains public.
- The integrated native-ZEC wallet is Testnet-only; its Mainnet functionality is off. Token privacy is restricted to separately configured Devnet test pools, including the approved UBW pool; it is not available for SOL, USDC, cbBTC, WETH or a production ZEC pair. Production token privacy is off. We do not offer shielded trading.
- An outside provider involved in moving ZEC necessarily sees the addresses in your request. That is not something we can shield away.
Who controls your data
ZECX is operated by ZECX Digital LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company (State Entity ID 2026-002096232), Wyoming, United States. Support, legal, privacy and complaints contact: support@zecx.fun. The registration identifies the company; it does not establish regulatory authorization in Wyoming or anywhere else.
Verify the company in the official Wyoming business registry.
Email addresses for launch notifications
If you join the launch notification list on the coming-soon page, we store your email address and the time you joined, only to tell you when ZECX goes live. It is never shown publicly, sold or used for advertising. Ask us to remove it at any time at support@zecx.fun. Emails you send to support are kept to answer you and to handle any complaint.
Why we use it (legal bases)
- To provide the service you ask for (contract): signing in with your wallet, recording your launches, trades, follows and requests.
- Legitimate interests: keeping the site secure, preventing abuse, moderation, and keeping accurate records of what happened.
- Consent: the launch notification list. You can withdraw it at any time.
- Legal obligation: where the law requires us to keep or disclose a record.
Who else is involved
- Our hosting and database providers, which store and serve the site's records.
- Solana network providers, which receive the public transactions your wallet submits and the wallet addresses we look up.
- For native ZEC funding, the outside bridge and swap provider, which necessarily sees the addresses and amounts in your request.
These providers may process data in the United States and other countries. Where data is transferred internationally, we use protections required by applicable data-protection law. We do not sell data and do not share it for advertising.
How long we keep it
- Notification-list emails: until we have announced the launch, or until you ask.
- Comments and reactions: until you remove them or they are moderated.
- Transaction, claim, funding and moderation records: for as long as the service runs and any legal claim could arise, because they are the evidence of what happened.
- Support emails: as long as needed to resolve your request or complaint.
Your rights
Depending on where you live, applicable privacy law may let you ask to access, correct or delete your data, restrict or object to its use, or receive a copy. Email support@zecx.fun. We cannot delete what is written on a public blockchain. You may also complain to the data-protection authority that has jurisdiction where you live. You must be 18 or over to use ZECX.
