InkCheck privacy notice

InkCheck is a non-custodial web application. You can browse public pages without connecting a wallet. When you connect, the interface can read your public wallet address and public blockchain data so it can display balances, NFTs, game activity, XP, reward eligibility, and transaction status. Blockchain addresses and transactions are public by design and should not be treated as confidential.

Data used by the service

The site may store functional browser data such as wallet connection state, an address cookie, preferences, and cached interface state. Operational requests and error details may be processed to prevent abuse, diagnose failures, and keep the service reliable. InkCheck does not need and will never ask for a seed phrase, recovery phrase, or private key. Signing remains inside the user's wallet software.

Third-party and public systems

Wallet providers, RPC services, the Ink blockchain, explorers, and integrated protocols can process requests under their own terms and privacy practices. Smart-contract transactions are broadcast to a public network and may be permanently associated with an address. InkCheck cannot edit or delete public blockchain records and does not control third-party retention policies.

Your choices

You can browse without connecting, disconnect a wallet at any time, remove the site from the wallet's connected-app list, and clear InkCheck site data through browser settings. These actions remove local connection state but do not erase transactions already recorded on a blockchain. Avoid connecting an address when you do not want it associated with site use.

Questions and updates

This notice may be updated when product behavior changes. The version published on this page is the current notice. For privacy questions, use the verified method described on the contact page. Learn more about the product on the about page.