Privacy
Most of what OnePad holds is already public, and almost none of it was collected from the people it names. This policy sets out what there is, where it came from, and what happens to it.
- Effective
- 25 September 2026
- Version
- 1.1
- Applies to
- The OnePad site, protocol and payout service
1 Scope
This policy covers the OnePad site and the ledger behind it. It does not cover X, X Money, pump.fun, pons.family, Robinhood or any other service OnePad reads from or pays through.
2 What we hold
The ledger holds registered tokens, claimed fees, what is owed to whom, and every attempt to pay it: token address, name, symbol, image, description, fee configuration, recipient platform and handle, public profile details, selected cards or collections, recipient and refund wallet addresses where supplied, launch funding records, claim signatures, payout status, and ordinary server logs. There is no account system and no password or email.
3 Where it comes from
Almost all of it is read from public sources. If a token names you, OnePad holds a record about you that you did not give it. That is how the product works, and why payouts are announced publicly.
4–13
Fields exist so a payment can be made and evidenced. Nothing is used for advertising. We never request or store your wallet's private keys, seed phrases, social-account passwords, payment-card details, or government IDs. Ledger records are kept for as long as the ledger exists. On-chain records cannot be deleted.