Privacy

Last updated on October 24, 2026

1. No accounts, no profiles

Lime has no sign-up, no passwords and no advertising trackers. You connect a wallet; the site uses its public address only to read what it holds and to build the transactions you choose to sign. We never see your private key or seed phrase.

2. What we store

• Your acceptance of the terms — recorded in your own browser's storage so we do not ask again; nothing about it is sent to us.
• Public chain data — launches, trades, balances and fees, copied from the Solana blockchain into our database so pages load fast. This data is public by nature.
• Uploaded logos — stored permanently on Arweave through Irys and re-served through our own image route (cached by our CDN). Public and permanent (see the terms). Before anything is stored, each uploaded image is checked for adult content by a classifier running on our own server; the image is not sent to any third party for that check. The logo of a coin launched elsewhere is checked the same way the first time this site shows it.
• Reports — when you flag a coin: the coin, the reason, your wallet address if connected, and a salted, one-way hash of your IP address used only to limit abuse of the report form.
• Operational logs — request metadata (IP address, user agent, path, timing) kept briefly by our hosting and rate-limiting services to keep the site running and to block abuse, and error reports (without wallet keys) sent to an error-tracking service when something breaks.

3. What we do not do

We do not sell or rent data, do not build advertising profiles, do not use third-party analytics cookies, and do not link wallet addresses to identities. The browser stores only small conveniences (for example which tab you had open) on your own device.

4. Third parties that see requests

Serving the site involves independent providers that receive request metadata or hold data for us under their own policies: the hosting provider (Hetzner, Germany), the CDN and firewall in front of it, which also carries live updates (Cloudflare), the database host (Supabase), the RPC providers that answer chain reads, the wallet you choose, the storage network that holds images (Irys/Arweave), Jupiter (which routes swaps and prices assets), the caching/rate-limit service (Upstash), and the error-tracking service (Sentry). The blockchain itself is public and outside anyone's control.

5. Public and permanent by design

Anything you put on chain — a coin, its name, logo, links, and every trade — is public and cannot be deleted by us or anyone else. We can hide content from this site and stop serving an image here (clearing our CDN's cached copy), but the permanent copy on Arweave cannot be deleted by anyone. Do not upload what you are not prepared to have public forever.

6. Your rights and contact

You may ask us to remove content from the site or to delete the acceptance record tied to your address; we will do what is technically possible. Contact: @limefunorg. We may update this notice by posting a new version here with a new date.