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How information moves through the BURN website.

Updated October 27, 2026

Project content

When you prepare or publish a project, the service receives the supplied coin name, symbol, description, image, project links and associated wallet or mint addresses. Preparation can upload images and metadata before a coin is launched.

Images and metadata are stored in Cloudflare R2 and served through public asset URLs. Preparation also retains records used to bind your project details to its mint and review. Do not include private personal information in content intended for a public coin page.

Browser storage

The website uses local storage to save coin drafts on your device, including the project details and associated creator address. Saved drafts can remain after you close the page. You can remove a saved draft in the app or clear this site’s data in your browser.

Removing a browser draft does not remove uploaded files, server preparation records or blockchain activity. Wallet connection and approval settings are also managed by your chosen wallet.

Wallet and transaction records

A connected wallet provides its public account address and supported capabilities. When you approve an applicable request, the app processes the returned signature or signed transaction. Preparation and execution services retain identity, review and transaction-status records to check the original request and avoid repeating uncertain operations.

Your personal wallet handles its signing requests. Do not provide its recovery phrase or private key to BURN. Separate service operating wallets may be provisioned for project execution; their encrypted custody and recovery records are distinct from your personal wallet connection.

Service providers

Cloudflare hosts the website and its public content storage. Solana RPC services receive chain queries, such as mint and account identifiers, and submitted transaction data when an authorized transaction is sent. The market-data route requests token data from DexScreener using the token’s mint address.

Your wallet provider processes connection and approval requests. Hosting and network providers can process request information such as IP addresses and request headers when delivering these services. External links take you to services with their own privacy practices.

These services support content delivery, project preparation, chain verification and market information. A market-data observation does not authorize a transaction.

Public information and retention

Blockchain addresses, signatures and confirmed transactions are public and can be copied by third parties. Published project images and metadata may also remain accessible or cached after a local draft is removed.

Preparation expiry limits the use of an operation; it is not a promise that its stored records are deleted. Transaction and recovery history can be retained to reconcile completed or uncertain operations. This site does not offer a universal deletion period or automatic deletion of all server records when you disconnect a wallet.

Access controls and encrypted operating-wallet records protect different parts of the service, but no system can guarantee absolute security or anonymity.

Your choices and contact

Choose what project content to submit, remove locally saved drafts, manage site data in your browser, and manage the connection in your wallet. Disconnecting does not undo an earlier transaction or erase public content.

For questions about these practices, use the official @The_Burn_Coin ↗ channel to ask how to contact the operator. Do not send secrets or sensitive personal information through social messages. Requests concerning hosted content or retained records require review; blockchain records and copies held by other services cannot necessarily be removed by BURN.