Plain-language summary. Last updated October 2026.
When you paste an address we read that wallet's public Solana history (transactions, balance, token holdings) directly from a public Solana RPC node, and look up token prices and names from DexScreener and CoinGecko or Coinbase. This happens in your browser.
Nothing. There are no accounts and no database. The address you paste is not sent to us or saved by us. A link that includes an address (the share link) just contains that address in its web address so it can open the same recap.
Your browser talks to a Solana RPC provider (the free public publicnode nodes, and when deeper scans are switched on, a small relay on this site that forwards the same read-only requests to Helius), DexScreener (token names and prices), CoinGecko or Coinbase. Those services can see your network address and the wallet addresses you look up. Coin pictures are fetched by two small relays on this site (from DexScreener, pump.fun's image host, Jupiter's public token list, GeckoTerminal, and the image hosts those point to) and then served from this site, so your browser does not contact those image hosts. The fonts, scripts and styles also come from this site itself, so no font or analytics service is contacted. The relay holds the site's own Helius key on the server, forwards only four read-only chain lookups for the wallet you typed, and does not save or log addresses itself (the hosting platform keeps its normal request logs).
Profit and loss figures are estimates reconstructed from on-chain swaps. They exclude network fees, cannot see trades made on other wallets, and may be wrong for token-to-token swaps and positions opened before the scanned window. Nothing here is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Use at your own risk; the service is provided as is, without warranty.