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This policy covers the KNOKQ interface. It cannot cover the chain, because the chain is public and nothing published to it can be withdrawn.

Last updated 2026-09-24

Public by construction

Every arm, commitment, trade, trigger, birth, cycle and burn is a transaction on Robinhood Chain. Your address, the amounts, the timing and the terms are permanently readable by anyone, through this interface or without it. KNOKQ cannot make any of that private and does not claim to.

If you connect a wallet, the interface reads your address to show your own markets. There are no accounts, so that address is not linked to a name, an email or a profile.

What the interface stores

No accounts, no sign-up, no email, no password. The interface sets no advertising or analytics cookies and runs no third-party tracker.

Watching a market stores one record on our server: the market, a random identifier this browser generated for itself, and the time. The identifier is kept in your browser's local storage and is not derived from your wallet, your IP address or anything else about you. Clearing this site's data breaks the link between your browser and those records.

Requests to the site produce ordinary server logs, including an IP address, a timestamp and the path requested, which is what any web service records to serve traffic and absorb abuse. They are not used to build a profile and are not sold or shared for advertising.

Service providers

Cloudflare
Hosts and serves this interface, and sees the request logs described above.
Supabase
Stores watch records in a private database that the interface's server alone can reach.
WalletConnect (Reown)
Relays the connection when you connect a mobile or QR wallet, and sees that connection.
Your wallet and RPC
Your wallet provider and the Robinhood Chain RPC see your address and the requests your browser sends them, under their own policies.

Deletion and correction

You can remove a watch at any time from the market's page. Clearing this site's data removes the local identifier. Server logs age out. On-chain history cannot be deleted, corrected or forgotten by anyone, including the people who built KNOKQ, so treat every transaction you sign as permanent and public before you sign it.