Privacy

Last updated 2 November 2026. This page says what Proof of Decompile keeps about you, why, and how to reach us about it.

What we keep

• Wallet addresses and the messages you sign (wishes, submissions, unlock logins), with their signatures. They are public records of the protocol.
• Encrypted archives you submit, their commitments and the judge's reports. The archive itself is encrypted in your browser before it is sent.
• Takedown requests, with the contact you give.

We do not keep names, emails (other than a takedown contact), IP logs for profiling, or any analytics. Transactions on Solana are public by design and outside our control.

Why

To run the protocol you asked to use (contract performance): show wishes and records, judge submissions, sell and decrypt proofs, pay hunters. Takedown contacts are kept to answer the request (legal obligation and legitimate interest).

Where

Records are stored by our hosting providers (the site host and its blob storage, and the judge's machine host). They act as processors and do not use the data for themselves.

How long

Protocol records stay as long as the proofs they belong to. Takedown requests are kept for two years.

Your rights (GDPR)

You can ask for access, correction, erasure, restriction or portability of data linked to you, and object to its use, through the contact on our X account linked in the footer, or the takedown form for anything about a published proof. Records written on Solana cannot be erased by anyone. You can also complain to your data protection authority.