PrivacyPolicy.
This page explains how KORAX approaches privacy, wallet interaction, public blockchain data, third-party services, and user responsibility across the KORAX ecosystem.
KORAX does not store wallet seed phrases or private keys. Users remain responsible for wallet security and on-chain actions.
1. General Approach
KORAX is designed to minimize personal data collection wherever possible. The platform is focused on blockchain infrastructure, wallet-based interaction, AI builder tools, and Web3 project workflows rather than traditional account-based user storage.
2. Wallet Connections
When users connect a wallet, the connection is handled through third-party wallet providers. KORAX does not store private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, or wallet passwords.
3. Blockchain Visibility
Blockchain transactions are public by design. Users should understand that wallet activity, token transfers, presale participation, staking actions, claims, and smart-contract interactions may be visible through blockchain explorers.
4. Personal Information
KORAX does not intentionally collect personal information unless explicitly provided through contact forms, applications, support requests, creator submissions, or future project launch tools.
5. Third-Party Services
Some platform features may interact with third-party providers such as wallet software, hosting infrastructure, analytics services, deployment services, RPC providers, or blockchain explorers. Those providers may apply their own privacy practices.
6. Security
Reasonable technical measures may be used to protect platform integrity, but no online system, website, smart contract, wallet provider, or blockchain interface can guarantee absolute security.
7. Policy Updates
This privacy policy may be updated over time as the KORAX platform evolves, especially as new features such as builder tools, launch infrastructure, project registry, and creator workflows are expanded.
User Control 👛
Your wallet, your responsibility
KORAX cannot recover lost wallets, private keys, seed phrases, or incorrectly approved transactions. Always verify the website, contract addresses, wallet confirmations, network, and transaction details before signing any blockchain action.