1. Who is responsible
This notice describes data handled through FCAWF.FUN by FCAWF.FUN. Contact the FCAWF privacy and legal team at hello@fcawf.fun.
This notice covers the interface, not the independent practices of your wallet, Solana validators, Meteora or websites you visit through external links. It describes the current preview and must be reviewed before a production service processes real-money activity.
2. Information we handle
When you request a launch, trade or fee claim, the server handles your public wallet address, signed ownership challenges, prepared and signed transactions, transaction signatures, token mint and pool addresses, amounts, quotes and confirmation status. Launch records include the name, ticker, description, uploaded logo, optional links, creator address and launch receipt. Hosting and network providers may process IP addresses, user-agent information, request times, routes and diagnostic/security logs. Do not submit identity documents, private keys, seed phrases, confidential material or other sensitive personal information in token content.
3. Why it is used
We use information to verify wallet ownership, prevent replay and abuse, prepare and simulate transactions, publish token metadata, display confirmed activity, serve receipts and creator fee claims, troubleshoot failures, protect the service, respond to rights requests and comply with lawful obligations. We do not need your wallet seed phrase or signing private key for those purposes. Connecting a public address does not make its activity anonymous.
4. Public blockchain and public metadata
A submitted blockchain transaction is distributed to independent validators and may be retained or indexed indefinitely. Public launch content and links are intended for public display and may be copied by explorers, search engines and token trackers. Anyone may connect an address with other information. Deleting an off-chain listing, withdrawing consent or disconnecting a wallet cannot erase public chain history or copies held by others. Review public content carefully before submitting it.
5. Providers and disclosures
Vercel supplies hosting and request infrastructure; Supabase/Postgres stores launch metadata, images, wallet challenges and operational records. Solana RPC providers receive chain queries, addresses, simulations and signed transactions; validators and Meteora programs execute public transactions. Your chosen wallet handles wallet connection and approvals. If you explicitly choose AI description generation, the token name and ticker are sent to OpenAI for that request; private keys and wallet signatures are not intentionally included. External Rug.Tools, explorer, X or other links send you to independent services governed by their own notices. Providers may process information outside your province or country and be subject to local laws. We may disclose information when required by law, to protect legal rights or security, or to professional advisers under appropriate duties.
7. Retention and safeguards
Launch metadata, images and receipts are kept while needed to serve public token records and meet legitimate operational or legal needs. Wallet ownership challenges expire after two minutes and are consumed on use; expired database rows are cleaned when new challenges are created. Technical logs follow the hosting provider’s configured retention and access controls. Short-lived abuse counters use a keyed hash of the request IP rather than storing the raw IP in the counter table; counters older than two hours are cleaned on subsequent protected requests. We restrict backend access. New mint signers are generated during launch preparation and are not sold as pre-generated vanity stock. These measures reduce risk but do not guarantee absolute security. We will not describe records as deleted until deletion has actually occurred, and legal holds or backups may affect timing.
8. Your choices and rights
You can decline to connect a wallet, decline optional AI generation, cancel unsigned requests and stop using the interface. Subject to applicable law, you may request access, correction or deletion of off-chain personal information, information about processing, or withdrawal of consent. We may request proportionate proof of control to protect the account or address involved. Some records must remain for public metadata, security, legal obligations or public-chain integrity; we will explain applicable limits. You may complain to an applicable privacy regulator, including the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada where relevant, without losing other rights. Contact the FCAWF privacy and legal team at hello@fcawf.fun.
9. Children and changes
The service is intended for adults aged 18 or older. Do not use it or submit personal information if you are under 18. Raise suspected collection from a child through the contact above so it can be assessed. We publish the notice version and effective date and will explain material changes and seek fresh consent where required.