Privacy

This policy covers the Sodium Launchpad site and the launch records behind it. It does not cover X, Telegram, Pump.fun, Pons, Robinhood Chain, or wallet providers. Those services have their own policies.

Launch records include token address, venue, name, symbol, image, description, the named handle and platform, fee-split settings, vault address, and on-chain fee totals we read for Analytics.

Site requests produce ordinary server and CDN logs, including IP address and user agent, kept for security and debugging. There is no account system on this launchpad, so there is no password or email profile created by us.

Token and fee data comes from the chain, Pump.fun, Pons, and public profile endpoints used to show an avatar and name. The handle is the one the launcher typed. If a token names you, Sodium may display a record about you that you did not submit.

We keep launch records so Explore, the token page, fee claims, and Analytics can work. None of it is used to build an advertising profile or to make an automated credit-style decision about a person.

No private keys or seed phrases. No X or Telegram passwords. No card or bank details. No government identity documents.

Wallet connections stay in your browser. Infrastructure providers (hosting, RPC) necessarily handle data in passing. Data may be disclosed where the law requires it. We do not sell personal data.

Launches, market figures, and fee totals shown on this site are meant to be seen. On-chain transfers are permanent and outside anyone’s control, including ours.

Launch records are kept so the ledger of what was launched and earned remains auditable. Server logs are kept for a short operational period and then discarded.

Traffic is encrypted in transit. No system is perfectly secure. What limits the damage is the shape of the data: there are no credentials or payment instruments stored by this site.

You can ask Sodium to stop showing a handle on site surfaces and to stop using it on new launches. You can ask for a copy of what we hold about a handle, or for a correction if something is wrong. On-chain records cannot be deleted.

Sodium is not directed at children. A handle believed to belong to a child will be removed from site surfaces on request.

This policy may change. The version on this page is the one in force.

Privacy questions, access requests, corrections, and removal requests go to @SodiumMoney on X.