FloatMod Privacy Policy

What FloatMod keeps, and what it does not. Last updated 2026-11-10.

In short

FloatMod has no accounts, no emails and no passwords of yours. It never sees your private keys. What it keeps is what a launchpad on a public blockchain has to keep: the coins launched here and the payouts it makes, which are public on Solana anyway, plus anonymous page-view counts.

What FloatMod keeps

In your browser

The site remembers the wallet you connected for the length of your browser tab (session storage), and, while the site has a password, a cookie that says you entered it. There are no advertising or tracking cookies.

Services the site uses

To work, the site calls these services, which receive what each call needs (usually a public wallet or coin address): Cloudflare (hosting), Helius (Solana data), Jupiter (prices and swaps), Raydium and the Float program (the coins themselves), donate.gg (charity donations), Relay and Peer (X Money payouts), and X (only when someone signs in with X). Your wallet app, not FloatMod, signs your transactions.

What FloatMod does not do

It does not sell or rent data, does not run ads, does not build profiles of visitors, and does not ask for your name, email or identity documents.

Public by nature

Anything on Solana (launches, trades, payouts, donations) is public and permanent. Nobody, FloatMod included, can delete it.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is posted here with its date.