Privacy
This page says what letsgive.live and its service record, and what they do not. It is written to be checked against the code, which is public.
What is recorded
| When you | What is kept | For how long |
|---|---|---|
| Visit the site | Nothing. No analytics, no cookies, no tracking pixels. The web server keeps standard access logs (IP address, path, time) for 30 days for abuse handling. | 30 days |
| Launch a coin | The coin's mint, the cause it names, the split, and the launching wallet's public key — all of which are already public on Solana. The image and metadata you upload are stored publicly, as every pump.fun coin's are. | Indefinitely (it is the public board) |
| Nominate a cause | What you typed into the form. It is shown publicly on the nomination page. Do not put personal information in it. | Until reviewed or removed |
| Claim as a charity | Your X username and numeric account id, from X's own sign-in, and the wallet you chose. The username and wallet are bound on-chain and are public. Give keeps no X access token after the single request that reads your username. | The binding is permanent, on-chain |
| Use the site's Solana relay | The JSON-RPC calls the page makes on your behalf pass through Give's server to a Solana RPC provider. They are not stored. | Not stored |
What is never collected
Passwords, recovery phrases, private keys, email addresses, names, or payment details. The site never asks for them and has no field for them. A wallet's private key never leaves your wallet app.
Third parties
- Solana — everything you sign is public forever on the chain.
- pump.fun — coin creation and trading happen on pump.fun's programs; their terms apply to them.
- X — signing in to claim uses X's OAuth. X sees that you authorised "Give"; Give sees your username and id. Read X's privacy policy for what X keeps.
- An RPC provider — the relay forwards chain reads and sends to a commercial Solana RPC endpoint, which sees Give's server address, not yours.
Your choices
- A nomination can be removed on request.
- A charity can be removed from the directory on request; that stops new launches naming it and nothing else.
- On-chain records cannot be removed by anyone, including Give.
Contact
This page describes the software as built. It is not legal advice, and it will be revised with counsel before Give leaves preview.