Your data, your controls.

When you read a wallet

You enter a public Solana address. The site sends it to its hosting service and the configured Solana RPC provider (Helius when enabled, otherwise Solana's public RPC) to retrieve native SOL and token-account quantities. Token mint addresses are sent to Jupiter for available reference prices. This does not prove that you own the address.

The wallet viewer does not request a seed phrase, private key, signature or token transfer. Never enter those secrets. Reference values may cover only some assets.

Opening a token's Dossier Lens link sends that token mint in the destination URL for a separate structure lookup. The viewer's Explorer link opens the viewed public address on Solana Explorer.

Balances stay in this page visit

The viewer keeps returned balances, reference values, filters and up to twelve SOL observations in page memory. It does not save wallet data to browser storage or a Federation account.

Clear, editing the address or a failed lookup clears the displayed wallet data and visit history. Reloading starts a new page visit. Clear does not remove public blockchain records or logs already held by service providers.

Mission progress is a separate choice

The dashboard reads an existing Explorer Passport from this browser. It does not turn saving on. First Contact keeps completion markers for the current tab session; choosing Remember my progress there saves valid mission completions on this device for later visits.

To remove the remembered passport, open First Contact's Explorer Passport, select Forget remembered progress, then confirm Remove passport. This turns remembered passport saving off. Current-tab badges and your avatar remain, as the confirmation explains.

Closing the tab ends its session storage under normal browser behavior, although browser session restoration can preserve it. Browser settings can clear this site's stored data more broadly; that can also remove other local Federation preferences or progress. Passport badges do not sync to an account or establish verified public leaderboard scores.

Hosting and data providers

Hosting and external data services receive ordinary request metadata and may retain operational logs. The public-address lookup is processed through hosting even though the dashboard does not keep a persistent application wallet record.

When shared limits are enabled, the hosting function asks a Cloudflare service for wallet-read and price-request reservations. Those requests contain no viewed wallet address, balances or token mint list. The limiter's application records store shared usage counts and timing rather than individual wallet records. Cloudflare still processes ordinary service-request metadata.

Clearing this page or removing a passport does not erase provider records. Provider policies and applicable agreements govern their retention and deletion; this page does not promise one retention period for every service. Read the published policies for Netlify, Helius, Jupiter and Cloudflare. Jupiter's linked policy describes its interface; an API-specific retention period has not been established here.

For questions or a data request about this viewer, contact gfofofficial@gmail.com. The operator can review records under their control and coordinate applicable provider requests; neither that request nor Clear removes public blockchain history.

Public token locks and planning examples

The lock panel reads the site's fixed public GFOF contracts, separately from your entered wallet. It does not represent your staking position. The staking calculator uses an example amount; it does not submit that amount to a staking provider or establish wallet eligibility. Proposed staking terms remain labelled. The Community League is prelaunch: no member counts are collected, and example standings are explicitly fictional. Its public sharing link does not track invitations or establish membership.

Scope of these controls

This describes the dashboard's current data paths and local controls. It does not describe every legacy website form, an account-deletion service, future wallet linking, staking deposits or lending. Those features need their own applicable procedures before release.

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