Privacy Policy

LAST UPDATED: 2026

Overview

MINTARO is a static, client-side application designed to collect as little data as possible. We do not require an account, and we never ask for or store your seed phrase or private keys.

What we do not collect

We do not collect your identity, email, or wallet seed phrase. We do not run trackers that build advertising profiles of you. Token-creation happens between your browser, your wallet, and the Solana network.

Wallet & blockchain data

When you connect a wallet, your public address becomes visible to the site so it can build transactions. Any transaction you approve is recorded permanently on the public Solana blockchain — this is inherent to all blockchains and is not controlled by us.

Analytics

We use privacy-friendly, first-party analytics to understand how the site is used (which pages are viewed, which buttons are clicked, and how many tokens are created). These events are anonymous: they contain a random session identifier stored only in your browser, never your wallet address or any personal information, and your IP address is one-way hashed on our server rather than stored. We honor your browser's "Do Not Track" setting. If the operator enables Microsoft Clarity (an optional heatmap/session tool), it may set its own cookies and record anonymized interaction data under Microsoft's privacy policy; it is disabled unless a Clarity project id is configured. We also use the Google tag (Google Ads / Google Analytics) to measure advertising performance and conversions. Google may set cookies and process data (such as an online identifier and IP address) under Google's Privacy Policy; you can opt out through your browser settings or Google's Ads Settings.

Third parties

When you create a token, your browser loads open-source Solana libraries from a public CDN (esm.sh) in order to sign the transaction. Building the transaction, fetching the current SOL price, and submitting it to the Solana network are all handled by our own backend server (which talks to a Solana RPC provider). Those providers may see an IP address as part of normal network operation. Your own wallet extension has its own privacy policy.

Server logs

If self-hosted behind a web server, standard access logs (IP address, timestamp, requested file) may be recorded by the host for security and reliability. These are not linked to any identity by us.

Your choices

You can use the Service without connecting a wallet to browse informational pages. Disconnect your wallet at any time. Clearing your browser storage removes any local preferences.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact the site operator through the channel listed on the site.