Privacy
The service has no accounts, sign-up or cookies. This page describes what it records when you call it.
What is logged
- Every tool call: the tool name, whether it succeeded, an error code if it failed, whether a payment settled, and how long it took. Tool arguments (the company, ticker or query you looked up) aren't logged.
- Payment events: the tool, price, network, the paying wallet address, and the settlement transaction hash, or the reason a payment was rejected. The signed payment payload itself isn't logged.
- Rate-limit events: the request path and the country Cloudflare derives from the connection. Not the IP address.
What isn't logged
- IP addresses. Your IP is used for a moment as the key for the per-IP rate limit and isn't written to the logs.
- Payment tokens or signatures.
- Names, emails or other contact details. The service never asks for them.
Where it goes
- The service runs on Cloudflare Workers. Logs are stored in Cloudflare Workers Logs for its limited retention period and are used to run and debug the service. Cloudflare processes request metadata such as IP addresses as part of running its network, under its own privacy policy.
- Payments are verified and settled through the x402 facilitator at x402.org, which receives the signed payment you send.
- SEC tools call data.sec.gov on your behalf. The SEC sees the service's requests, not yours.
- Wallet addresses and transaction hashes are public on the blockchain regardless of what this service logs.
Logs aren't sold or shared for advertising.