Privacy
Last updated 11 October 2026
WalletProfit analyses public blockchain data. There are no accounts, no ads and no tracking or analytics scripts.
What you give us
Wallet addresses. A wallet address is a public identifier: anyone can read its transactions on the blockchain. We do not ask for your name, email or private keys, and you should never enter a private key or seed phrase anywhere on this site.
Where an address is sent
To analyse a wallet, the server asks blockchain data providers about that address: block explorers (such as Etherscan and Blockscout), node providers (such as Alchemy, Ankr, Helius and OKX) and the APIs of the DeFi venues it reads (such as Kamino, Morpho, Pendle, Merkl and Hyperliquid). Token prices come from DeFiLlama and are not tied to your address. Each provider handles requests under its own policy.
What the server keeps
- Public chain data, cached: a wallet's transaction history and balances, so a repeat analysis only fetches what is new.
- A daily portfolio total for wallets that are analysed or watched by alerts, used to measure profit over a period.
- Usage counts: how many analyses ran and which country requests came from (from our network provider's country header). Addresses in these counts are stored as one-way hashes. IP addresses are used in memory for rate limits and are not stored.
- Problem reports: when a data source fails, up to five example wallet addresses per problem, kept for 30 days so we can fix it.
- What you send us: feedback and error reports, with the wallet on screen and your browser type, shared with our team in a private Telegram chat.
Telegram alerts
If you link Telegram for alerts, we keep your Telegram chat id, the wallets you watch and any names you give them, to send the alerts. Send /stop to the bot or remove the subscription on the site, and they are deleted.
AI assistants (MCP)
When an assistant such as Claude calls our MCP server, the same rules apply. We count which assistant app connected and which tools were called; a wallet's result is kept in memory for 15 minutes.
In your browser
Your browser keeps your recent wallets, your theme and, if you use alerts, your alert key. These stay on your device. We set no tracking cookies; our network provider (Cloudflare) may set a cookie needed for security.
Hosting
The site runs on Render and is served through Cloudflare, which process IP addresses to deliver it under their own policies.
Contact
Questions, or a request to delete cached data for a wallet: [email protected], or the Feedback button on walletprofit.app.