Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 10, 2026
In short: Veynt collects nothing about you. Your wallet addresses and settings stay in your browser. Veynt only reads public blockchain data, and it can never move your funds.
What Veynt is
Veynt is a read-only Chrome extension that alerts you when your Aave lending positions get close to liquidation, and when major stablecoins move away from $1. You add a public wallet address; Veynt checks it on a schedule and shows desktop alerts.
What Veynt stores, and where
Veynt saves the following in your browser's local extension storage, on your own computer:
- The wallet addresses and optional labels you add
- Your settings (alert levels, check frequency, chains, any custom RPC links)
- The latest check results and a short alert history, so the same alert isn't repeated
We have no servers that receive this data, and no account system. Removing a wallet in Veynt deletes it; uninstalling the extension deletes everything.
What Veynt sends, and to whom
To do its job, Veynt makes read-only requests to these services:
| Service | What is sent | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Public blockchain RPC providers: PublicNode by default, with each network's public RPC as backup (or an RPC you set yourself) | The wallet addresses you added, inside standard read-only eth_call requests |
To read each wallet's Aave V3 collateral, debt and health factor |
| DefiLlama (coins.llama.fi) | A request for stablecoin prices. No wallet addresses or personal data | To detect stablecoin depegs |
Like any website you visit, these providers can see your IP address and may keep request logs under their own privacy policies. Wallet addresses are public on the blockchain, but a provider could link an address to your IP address. If that matters to you, use your own RPC link in Veynt's settings.
What Veynt never does
- Never asks for, reads or stores private keys, seed phrases or passwords
- Never connects to your wallet or asks you to sign anything, so it cannot move funds
- No accounts, analytics, tracking, cookies or ads
- Never sells, rents or shares personal information, including for advertising
- Never reads the websites you visit
Chrome permissions, explained
- Storage: to keep your wallets and settings in your browser
- Alarms: to run checks every few minutes
- Notifications: to show alerts on your desktop
Veynt does not request access to your browsing history or to the content of web pages.
Your choices
You can remove any wallet at any time, turn off notifications or stablecoin checks in settings, or uninstall Veynt to erase all of its data. Because we hold no data about you, there is nothing for us to export or delete on our side. If you have a question about your data, email us and we'll answer.
Children
Veynt is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone.
Changes to this policy
If Veynt ever starts handling data differently (for example, an optional paid alert service), we will update this page before the change ships and change the date at the top.
Contact
Questions about privacy: veyntapp@gmail.com