Nothing kept.
One check.

The interface has no sign-up, sets no tracking cookies, runs no analytics and collects no personal data.

Every request to the app is served through Cloudflare, which resolves the request's network location to a country and passes the two-letter code to the interface. The interface reads that code to decide whether to serve the app and returns it to your browser from /api/geo. It does not store the code or the address.

Cloudflare, as host, processes your IP address to do this and keeps its own edge logs under its policy. The interface's own request logs on that host carry request metadata for operations only.

Your attestation is kept in your browser's local storage under talis.attestation: its version, the time, and a SHA-256 of the exact text you confirmed. It is never sent anywhere. Clearing site data removes it, and the attestation is asked again.

Wallet-connection state may also be kept in local storage by the wallet library. Clearing site data removes it.

None in production. Outside production a developer cookie (talis-geo) can stand in for the region header; production builds ignore it.

Connecting a wallet exposes its address to this page in your browser. To read balances and positions the interface sends the address to the configured RPC endpoint and to the Talis indexer; the RPC operator's own policy applies.

The indexer (talis-indexer.iljanemesis.workers.dev) serves data that is already public on the chain and keeps no per-visitor record beyond ordinary request logs.

Every transaction you sign is public on Robinhood Chain (4663), attributed to your address, and cannot be deleted. Positions are ERC-20 balances; anyone can read them.

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