Privacy overview
The data behind identity, launches, and rewards.
This overview explains the current data path in plain language, including information that becomes public when a token launches onchain.
X identity
Privy handles sign-in. First Say receives the signed identity needed to identify your Privy user and linked X account, including its immutable account ID, handle, display name, and available avatar URL.
Nomination data
Convex stores the nominated creator's resolved X identity, the nominator's signed X identity, an optional reason, terms version, timestamps, and moderation state. Claim decisions are bound to the creator's immutable X account ID.
Launch records
For a launch, payout change, or rewards claim, Convex stores the creator profile reference, Privy controller address, receiving address, fee-router and gateway addresses, token metadata where applicable, authorization terms, expiry and status. Submitted authorizations, signatures, signed transaction bytes and job records support safe retries and receipt verification; they are not exposed through public profile queries. First Say also records transaction hashes and verified token and curve addresses. Once submitted onchain, wallet addresses, transaction data, token metadata, signatures and contract events are public. Historical launch-wallet and V1 fee-splitter records are retained.
Community launch attribution
Community records distinguish the nominator and funding wallet from the nominated creator and receiving wallet. A token can become public before the creator signs in. Its numeric X identity is represented by an onchain key; the account association, launch wallet, router, and claim events can be linked publicly. Claiming rewards does not establish endorsement. Private nomination reasons and Privy account identifiers are not included in public token queries. Confirmed public community launches may show the launcher’s X handle, display name, and avatar on token pages and Top Scouts, alongside those tokens’ public market data and creator earnings. This credits the launcher’s verified X identity, not the gas-sponsorship wallet. Scout credit may include the nomination timestamp, or the original public X launch request and its timestamp. For X-bot launches, we retrieve the requester’s public profile by its numeric X account ID. Private nomination notes are never published as scout credit.
Third parties
Privy supplies authentication, X supplies profile lookup, Convex stores application records, Vercel hosts the website, and an external provider supplies the mainnet launch factory and public market. Robinhood Chain nodes and block explorers process or display public blockchain activity. Each service processes the requests needed for its role. Provider details are listed in the protocol docs.
