Privacy
We keep a short activity log, then we delete it.
This page describes the Pemfy site at pemfy.com. It is written in plain language on purpose.
What we do not collect
No account email. No seed phrase. No private key. No IP address. Quotes are requested and then dropped. The marketing pages do not set a tracking cookie of their own.
What is stored after you send a transaction
When the app reports a broadcast, we store the transaction hash, whether it was a swap or a pay link, the from and to addresses, the chain ids, the token symbols, the amounts, the tool name, and the status. That row lives in a Cloudflare KV namespace used only by the Pemfy worker. It exists so the Activity view can list recent transfers for the connected wallet.
When it is deleted
Transfer rows stay until the site operator runs a purge. That purge deletes finished, failed, and cancelled transfers about 3 days after the last update, and a transfer that never finishes after 36 hours. Nothing is deleted on a schedule. After a purge, Activity will not show that row.
Chain and token responses may sit in Cloudflare's cache at the edge until their time-to-live ends (about 12 hours for the chain list, about 1 hour for a token list, about 10 minutes for a single price). Those cache entries are not your activity log.
Who else sees a request
Quote and status calls go out so the page can build an unsigned transaction. If a Solana payment targets a different wallet, we ask a public Solana RPC whether that wallet already has the token account. Your wallet sees the transaction you sign, because that is how wallets work. Cloudflare serves the site and runs the worker.
We do not sell this log.
Contact
Questions about this page go through the contact page. Please do not include a seed phrase.