Teleport

Privacy Policy

Last updated: March 28, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how Teleport.spot (“we”, “us”, “our”) handles information when you visit our website, interact with our platform, engage with smart contracts deployed on Solana, or otherwise make use of any service we offer (together, the “Services”). In this document, “you” and “your” refer to you as a user of the Services.

We encourage you to read this document in full before using the platform. By accessing or interacting with any part of the Services, you confirm that you have reviewed this Policy and accept the practices it describes. If any part of this Policy is unacceptable to you, please refrain from using the Services.

1. What Information We Gather

The data we handle depends on how you choose to use the platform. Below is a detailed breakdown of the categories involved.

1.1 Data You Give Us Directly

Some features require you to submit information to us. Providing this data is voluntary, but choosing not to may restrict certain functionality. This category includes:

Your email address, submitted when you sign up with email or link a Google account. This is used to set up your account, deliver time-sensitive codes for verification and password recovery, and support two-factor authentication.

Authentication credentials associated with your account. All passwords undergo one-way cryptographic hashing before they reach our database. At no point does our system store, display, or have the ability to reconstruct your original password.

Your Solana wallet address, submitted when you connect an external wallet like Phantom or Solflare. This address acts as your on-chain identifier and enables you to interact with tokens, execute trades, and manage assets. Wallet addresses are inherently public information on the blockchain.

Content you produce on the platform, such as token listings (names, symbols, descriptions, images), social links, and profile details. This content may appear publicly within the Services and may be associated with your account.

Anything else you send us voluntarily, such as feedback or messages through our community channels.

1.2 Data Gathered Through Your Use of the Platform

When you browse or interact with the Services, our infrastructure may record certain technical signals automatically. This happens for operational and security reasons, not for profiling or advertising. Specifically:

Device details such as your operating system, browser type, and screen resolution. These help us ensure the platform renders correctly across different environments.

Your IP address, which we use exclusively for rate limiting, detecting suspicious access patterns, enforcing geographic restrictions related to sanctioned territories, and general security oversight. We do not correlate IP addresses with identity profiles or sell this data.

Interaction data, including which pages you visit, which features you engage with, and when. This is collected in aggregate to help us understand platform usage and identify areas that need improvement.

Approximate geographic region inferred from your IP address. This supports compliance with international sanctions and regulatory obligations.

1.3 Publicly Available Blockchain Data

Certain information about your activity exists on the Solana blockchain independently of our platform. This includes wallet addresses, transaction records, token balances, and smart contract interactions. We may read and display this data, but we do not create or control it. It is publicly available to anyone with access to the network.

1.4 What We Deliberately Avoid Collecting

We have made a conscious decision not to require or store personally identifying documents. We do not ask for your legal name, phone number, home address, date of birth, national ID, passport, driver's license, tax ID, Social Security number, or biometric data. We do not conduct Know Your Customer (KYC) checks as a condition of access. We reserve the right to introduce verification procedures in the future only if compelled to do so by a binding legal obligation.

2. Purpose of Data Use

Every piece of information we handle serves a specific operational purpose. We do not collect data speculatively or “just in case.” The purposes include:

Operating core platform features: account setup, login, wallet linking, token creation, and trade execution. Delivering transactional messages that you initiate or that are triggered by your actions, such as verification codes, password resets, and authentication prompts. Identifying and responding to security threats, unauthorized access attempts, and abusive behavior. Upholding the rules set out in our Terms of Service. Satisfying legal requirements, regulatory inquiries, and law enforcement requests where applicable. Strengthening the platform through analysis of aggregated, non-identifying usage trends.

We do not engage in advertising. We do not send promotional content. We do not build behavioral profiles. We do not monetize your data in any form. We do not track your movements across the internet.

3. Security Architecture

The way we protect data is not an afterthought. It is embedded in every layer of the system from the ground up.

Passwords are processed through bcrypt with a high computational cost factor, transforming them into irreversible hashes before they ever touch a database. Even our own engineering team cannot recover or view a password once it has been set.

Private keys and seed phrases are encrypted entirely on your device before transmission. The encryption uses Argon2id, a memory-hard key derivation function designed to resist GPU and ASIC attacks, paired with AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption. The resulting ciphertext is what our servers store. We never see, handle, or have the ability to reconstruct the original data. Your Vault Key, which is the decryption password, exists only in your memory and temporarily in your browser during active use. It is never sent to our servers.

This design is known as zero-knowledge encryption. If our entire server infrastructure were compromised, the attacker would obtain only encrypted blobs that are computationally infeasible to decrypt without the Vault Key that only you possess.

Two-factor authentication secrets stored on our servers are further protected with AES-256-GCM encryption using server-managed keys. Session tokens have a fixed lifespan, are scoped to a single browser tab, and are revoked on the server when you sign out. Sensitive vault data is hosted on physically separate infrastructure with restricted network access and non-privileged database credentials.

No security system is infallible. We implement industry-leading practices, but we cannot provide an absolute guarantee against every conceivable threat. We strongly encourage you to enable two-factor authentication, choose a strong Vault Key, and maintain offline backups of your private keys in a secure location.

4. Cookies and Local Storage

We take a fundamentally different approach to browser storage than most platforms. We do not deploy tracking cookies, advertising pixels, analytics scripts, or any technology designed to follow your behavior across the web. We do not integrate with Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Mixpanel, or any equivalent service. We do not participate in data exchanges, advertising auctions, or retargeting networks.

Our platform uses sessionStorage to maintain your login state during an active session. This data is automatically erased the moment you close the tab. We use localStorage for two specific purposes: storing your encrypted wallet information and remembering your visual theme preference. Neither of these involves transmitting data to external parties.

Because we do not set cookies, browser-based cookie management tools and “Do Not Track” headers have no practical effect on our platform. There is nothing to block because there is nothing tracking you.

5. When and How We Share Information

Your data is not a product. We do not sell it, license it, trade it, or make it available to third parties for their own commercial gain under any circumstances.

5.1 Infrastructure Partners

A small number of external services are essential to platform operations. Resend handles email delivery for verification codes and password reset messages. It receives only the destination address and the message body. Google OAuth is available as an optional login method. When used, it provides us with an email address and a unique account token. We never access your Google contacts, documents, calendar, or any other linked service. Solana RPC endpoints enable the platform to interact with the blockchain. All blockchain data is public by design.

No information is shared with these providers beyond what is strictly required for the service to function.

5.2 Legal Obligations

If a valid legal authority compels disclosure through a court order, subpoena, regulatory demand, or equivalent legal instrument, we may be required to share relevant data. We may also share information if we have a genuine, good-faith belief that doing so is necessary to protect public safety, prevent imminent harm, or defend the legal rights and property of Teleport.spot and its users.

5.3 Corporate Events

In the unlikely event that Teleport.spot undergoes a merger, acquisition, restructuring, or asset sale, user data may be transferred to the succeeding entity. If this occurs, we will inform affected users and the acquiring party will be bound by the commitments made in this Policy.

5.4 Anonymized and Aggregate Data

We may produce statistical summaries or aggregate reports that reflect platform-wide trends without identifying any individual user. This de-identified data may be used internally or shared externally for analytical or educational purposes. We maintain de-identified data in that form and do not attempt to reverse the process.

6. On-Chain Transparency

Every transaction processed through the Solana blockchain is recorded on a public, distributed ledger. This includes token creation events, trades, transfers, and fee distributions. These records are permanent, immutable, and visible to anyone with network access. We have no ability to alter, redact, or remove blockchain entries. This transparency is a core design principle of decentralized systems, not a limitation imposed by Teleport.spot.

Before conducting any on-chain activity, consider that your wallet address and every transaction linked to it will be publicly observable indefinitely.

7. How Long We Keep Data

Different types of data serve different purposes and are retained accordingly:

Account records, including your email and hashed credentials, persist for the lifetime of your account. Encrypted vault entries, including protected private keys and seed phrases, remain stored as long as the corresponding wallet is active in your account. Security audit logs that record the nature and timing of vault-related actions are preserved for up to five years to support forensic analysis and fraud investigation. Rate-limiting and abuse-prevention records, including IP-based access logs, may be held for up to twelve months. Transactional emails and temporary verification codes are discarded after delivery and expiration.

You may delete individual wallets and their encrypted vault data at any time from within the platform. For full account deletion, contact us through our official channels. We will honor such requests within a reasonable period, subject to any legal holds or compliance requirements that may apply.

On-chain data is permanent and cannot be deleted by any party.

8. Cross-Border Data Handling

Our servers are located in Europe. If you access the platform from a different region, your data may cross international boundaries during transmission and storage. By using the Services, you acknowledge and accept this. We apply consistent security and privacy standards to all data regardless of where it originates or where it is processed.

For users in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, we rely on recognized legal mechanisms, including standard contractual clauses, to govern international data transfers where required by applicable data protection regulations.

9. Your Rights Regarding Personal Data

Depending on where you live, you may hold certain legal rights over your personal information. While the specifics vary by jurisdiction, these commonly include:

The right to know what data we hold about you. The right to request that inaccurate records be corrected. The right to ask that your data be deleted, where legally permissible. The right to limit or object to specific forms of data processing. The right to receive a copy of your data in a structured, portable format. The right to withdraw previously given consent. The right to file a complaint with a relevant supervisory body.

Exercising your rights will never result in discriminatory treatment. To submit a request, reach out to us via the channels listed at the bottom of this page. Identity verification may be required before we can act on certain requests.

10. Additional Notice for California Residents

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) grants California residents specific privacy entitlements. In the interest of transparency: we have not sold personal information in the preceding twelve months and have no intention of doing so. We do not share personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising. We have no knowledge of selling or sharing information belonging to individuals under sixteen.

California residents may exercise their rights to know, delete, correct, and opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information by contacting us through the channels provided below.

11. Minors

The Services are designed for adults. No part of our platform is directed at individuals under eighteen years of age. We do not knowingly solicit or retain data from minors. If we discover that information has been collected from someone under eighteen, we will act promptly to remove it. Parents or guardians who believe their child has submitted information to us should contact us immediately.

12. Policy Updates

This document may be revised periodically to reflect changes in our operations, applicable regulations, or industry standards. When updates are made, the date at the top of this page will be adjusted accordingly. For material changes that affect how your data is collected, used, or disclosed, we will make reasonable efforts to notify you through the platform.

Continuing to use the Services after a revision takes effect signals your acceptance of the updated Policy. If the changes are not acceptable to you, we ask that you stop using the Services.

13. How to Reach Us

For questions, concerns, or formal requests related to this Privacy Policy or the handling of your data, please contact us through our verified channels on X (Twitter), Telegram, and Discord. Links to these channels are available in the platform sidebar.

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