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We don't want your data.

No accounts, no sign-ups, no analytics, no ad trackers. A site about holding your own keys should also keep its hands off your information. Here is exactly what happens when you use it.

Last updated: November 1, 2026

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TL;DR · We don't collect, store or sell personal data. Addresses you type go from your browser straight to public XRP Ledger nodes. Photos for the PFP never leave your device. Our hosting provider sees your IP address like any website does. Even our fonts are served from our own domain.

1. What we collect

Nothing that identifies you. The site has no login, no newsletter, no contact form and no comment box, and it sends nothing you type to any server we run.

2. What happens in each tool

ToolWhat it usesWhere it goes
Hack WatchPublic account balanceYour browser asks a public XRPL node
Proof of KeysThe XRPL address you pasteYour browser asks public XRPL nodes; the card is drawn on your device
Keyring PFPYour photoNowhere. It stays in your browser; the PNG is made on your device
Keys Drop checkerThe XRPL address you pasteYour browser asks public XRPL nodes
VerifyPublic project transactionsYour browser asks public XRPL nodes

The public nodes are xrplcluster.com, s1.ripple.com and s2.ripple.com, run by third parties. Like any server, they can see your IP address and the address you ask about. XRP Ledger data is public by design: anyone can look up any address.

3. Service providers

4. Keys Drops

Eligibility is read from the public ledger (account age, trustline, payments). Rewards are sent to that public address. We don't ask for, and don't link, names, emails or identities to addresses. Lists of rewarded addresses and transaction hashes are published for transparency, because they are already public on the ledger.

5. Cookies and storage

We don't set cookies and don't use local storage for tracking. Details in the Cookie Policy.

6. Your rights

Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to access, correct or delete. Data on the XRP Ledger can't be changed or deleted by anyone. If you message us on X or Telegram, those platforms hold that conversation under their own policies; ask us and we'll delete our copy of it.

7. Children

The site is not meant for anyone under 18.

8. Changes

If we ever add something that touches personal data, this page will say so before it goes live, with the date at the top updated.

Contact

$MYKEYS has no support desk and will never DM you first. To reach the project, write publicly or by direct message to @Mykeyscoin on X, or in the community chat. Nobody from the project will ever ask for your seed, secret or private key.