Privacy

Public wallet addresses and on-chain data. To work out payouts, the engine keeps the balance of $ENVIDA for each holding wallet, when its holding clock started, what it has been sent and what is credited to it. All of this is derived from the public Solana ledger, and round files containing it are published. A wallet address is public by nature, but it can be personal data if it can be linked to you.

Rentals. For each rental we store the wallet that ordered it, what was rented, the payments and any refunds, and the SSH public key you provide so that you can reach the instance. A public key is not a secret. The key is passed to the provider to set up your instance.

The waitlist. If you join the provider waitlist we store the email address and the details you enter: GPU model, number of GPUs and, if you give them, a location, a wallet address and a note. We use them only to contact you about provider access.

Server logs. Our hosting provider records requests, including IP address, time and the page asked for, to operate the service and to stop abuse. These logs are kept for a short period and then deleted. IP addresses are also held in memory for a few minutes to limit repeated requests.

Admin actions. Changes made by an admin wallet are logged with that wallet's address. Rule changes are published in the changelog.

• No names, postal addresses, phone numbers or identity documents.
• No passwords. Signing in is a message signed by your wallet.
• No private keys or seed phrases. The site never asks for one, and a request for one is not from us.
• No analytics, advertising or tracking scripts, and no third-party cookies.
• Nothing from inside a rented instance. We do not look at what you run or store on it.

When you sign in with your wallet, the site sets one cookie that holds your session: your wallet address, an expiry time and a signature that proves the site issued it. It lasts 12 hours, is sent only to this site and cannot be read by scripts. It is needed to show you your own rentals. There is no cookie if you do not sign in.

Your browser may also keep which wallet extension is connected. That is held by the wallet, not by us.

• Vercel hosts the website and keeps the request logs described above.
• A database server in Frankfurt, Germany, that we operate, holds the engine's and the marketplace's records.
• Helius provides access to the Solana network. It sees the wallet addresses we look up.
• RunPod runs rented instances. It receives your SSH public key and the configuration of your instance.

When your wallet sends a transaction or you follow a link to Solscan, pump.fun or the issuer of NVDAx, those services receive your request directly and handle it under their own policies.

We do not sell data and do not share it for advertising.

Transactions on Solana are permanent and public, and we cannot change or delete them. Round files are part of the verification record: each one is fingerprinted on chain, so removing a wallet from a published file would break the chain of hashes that lets anyone verify the payouts. They contain wallet addresses and amounts and nothing else about you.

You can ask what we hold about a wallet address or an email address, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. We will delete waitlist entries and SSH public keys of finished rentals on request. Rental payment records are kept as long as accounting and legal duties require.

Send requests through X at x.com/envidacompute. To act on a request about a wallet we may ask you to sign a message with it, so that nobody else can ask on your behalf.

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.