Privacy
Last updated October 13, 2026
rh-sweep collects as little as it can. There are no accounts, no emails and no advertising trackers.
What is collected
Your public wallet address, when you connect, so your balances can be scanned and quotes prepared.
A record of each sweep: wallet address, tokens and amounts swept, the destination token and the transaction hashes. These are already public on Robinhood Chain; rh-sweep keeps them to show sweep history and usage statistics.
Cached results of token checks, such as whether a token has a sale route. These are about tokens, not people.
What is used but not stored
Your approximate country, read from the hosting provider's request headers, only to decide whether the stock token option may be shown. It is not saved.
Standard server logs kept by the hosting provider for security and debugging, under that provider's retention policy.
Services that process requests
Vercel (hosting), Supabase (database), Alchemy (blockchain data, with Robinhood Chain's public RPC as a backup), the Uniswap Trading API (quotes and routes) and Reown (wallet connection). Each receives what it needs to do its part, such as your wallet address or the token being quoted, and handles it under its own privacy policy.
Your browser
Your wallet connection is remembered in a cookie so you stay connected between visits. A small note in local storage remembers whether your wallet needs on-chain approvals instead of a signature. You can clear both from your browser at any time.
Blockchain data
Anything you do on Robinhood Chain is public and permanent. rh-sweep cannot hide or delete on-chain transactions.