Chrome Extension Privacy Disclosure

What the extension stores on your device

• Connected public Solana wallet addresses, wallet names, account type, and hardware-wallet derivation details needed to reconnect and sign.
• Reclaim summaries, selected-wallet preferences, settings, up to 12 recent claim-history entries, and temporary claim coordination state.
• A random per-install identifier and an API credential issued to the extension for authentication and rate limiting.

Connected-wallet data and settings remain until you remove them, clear the extension's data, or uninstall. Claim history is limited to the 12 most recent entries. The install identifier and API credential remain until they are reissued, cleared, or the extension is uninstalled.

What is sent over the network

• The random install identifier and extension label are sent to the Sol Incinerator API to issue and rate-limit an API key.
• Connected public wallet addresses are sent to Sol Incinerator API and RPC infrastructure to calculate reclaimable rent, refresh the badge, verify account state, and prepare user-requested account closures.
• Transactions from claims you start are sent to Solana RPC infrastructure for submission and confirmation.
• If you choose Trezor, device pairing and approval use Trezor's hosted Connect service and are also subject to Trezor's privacy practices.
• Service providers may receive standard request metadata such as IP address, timestamp, and HTTP headers as part of operating and securing the service.

Periodic summary checks run only for wallets you have connected. They can update reclaimable-account totals and the extension badge, but they never sign or submit transactions. Claims begin only after you press a claim button, and the extension independently verifies every proposed cleanup against current on-chain account state before asking your wallet to sign. All service traffic uses HTTPS.

What we do not collect

• Private keys, seed phrases, wallet passwords, or secret recovery information.
• Your general browsing history or the contents of unrelated websites.
• Names, email addresses, payment-card details, or government identification through the extension.

We do not sell extension user data or use it for advertising. Data is used only to provide, secure, maintain, and improve the extension and Sol Incinerator services, consistent with Chrome Web Store's Limited Use requirements.

Our use of information received from Chrome APIs complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Control and retention

You can disconnect or remove wallets at any time. You can remove all local extension data by clearing it in Chrome or uninstalling the extension. Server logs and operational records are retained as described in the general Privacy Policy, and public Solana transactions cannot be deleted from the blockchain.

For access or deletion requests involving data controlled by Sol Incinerator, contact [email protected].