Privacy
A practical summary of what PrintOnHood needs to operate and what stays in your browser.
Last updated: July 22, 2026Public wallet activity
Wallet addresses, token launches, trades, token balances, contract events, and creator reward claims are public onchain data. PrintOnHood reads and displays that data to power token pages, Explore, Insights, Portfolio, and creator pages.
Twitch connection
If a creator connects Twitch, PrintOnHood stores the verified Twitch user ID, login, display name, and stream status needed to link the stream to the creator wallet. The app does not need or store the creator's Twitch password.
Uploads and metadata
Token pictures and generated token metadata may be stored so the coin can display consistently across PrintOnHood pages and compatible wallets or explorers.
Local watchlists and alerts
Watchlists and browser alert settings are currently stored in your browser storage. Clearing browser data can remove them. Browser notifications only work after you grant permission.
Operational logs
The site may process server logs, request metadata, error details, rate-limit events, and security signals to operate the service, prevent abuse, debug issues, and improve reliability.
Third-party services
The service can rely on wallets, Robinhood Chain RPC providers, Vercel, database providers, storage providers, Twitch, Blockscout, Uniswap, and other infrastructure. Their own terms and privacy practices may also apply.