Privacy policy
Last updated 23 September 2026
Sweep is a website in front of public smart contracts. It has no accounts, no passwords and no customer database. This policy says what it does see, what it keeps, and what it does not.
1. What the chain publishes
Every transaction you sign is recorded on Robinhood Chain, with your wallet address, the contract, the amount and the time, forever. Anyone can read it, and Sweep can neither hide it nor delete it. When you connect a wallet, the website reads your address and what the chain says about it, to show your balance, your positions and your activity. It does not store any of it.
2. What the website collects
Loading the site sends your IP address, your browser and the pages you open to the servers that host it, as every website does. Sweep keeps these server logs for thirty days to run and protect the site, and uses them for nothing else. The site does not use advertising trackers and does not sell or rent any data.
The live site also runs Google Analytics 4, which counts visits and tells us which pages are read and roughly where readers are, so we know what to work on. It sets its own cookies in your browser and sends what it measures to Google, whose privacy policy governs what happens next. It is never told your wallet address, and it is not run on the staging or preview builds. A browser set to block cookies or running an ad blocker stops it, and nothing on the site depends on it.
The site keeps two preferences in your browser: your light or dark theme, and the strategies you have starred. They never leave your device and you can clear them from your browser at any time.
3. What it does not collect
Sweep never asks for your name, your email, your private keys or your seed phrase, and never will. The site does not know who owns a wallet. If someone claiming to be Sweep asks for any of this, it is not us.
4. Third parties
Your wallet application, the Robinhood Chain nodes it talks to, the marketplaces a strategy buys and sells on, the block explorer the site links to, and Google, whose Analytics counts the site's visits, each have their own privacy practices. Sweep does not control them. Read their policies before using them.
5. Your rights
Where the law gives you rights over your data, you can exercise them by writing to legal@sweep.family. What is on the chain cannot be changed by anyone; what is in the server logs is deleted after thirty days on its own.
6. Changes and contact
Sweep may update this policy; the date at the top says when. Questions go to legal@sweep.family.