NORMIE

Privacy Policy

Last updated October 18, 2026

1. Public NORMIE social profiles

Your selected username, avatar, bio, optional public wallet address, follows and callouts are public. Legacy account data is not copied into social profiles. Reports and moderator decisions are private to authorized review. Hidden content and suspended profiles are excluded from public feeds and counts; original records are retained.

2. Social sign-in

Sign in with Google, a verified real email and password, or an expiring domain-bound wallet message. Provider identifiers and proven linked addresses are stored privately against an immutable NORMIE account ID. Linking requires recent existing-account sign-in and fresh proof of the added method. Email addresses are not displayed on public social profiles. We store single-use challenges and hashed session tokens and use an HttpOnly session cookie for up to 24 hours. No external wallet private key is requested. Signing in is not a transaction. Abuse protection stores hashed wallet and IP identities with request counters. Raw IP addresses are not stored in quota records.

3. Connected wallets

NORMIE reads your public address, SOL balance and token holdings to show your portfolio. It does not request your external wallet seed phrase or private key. Blockchain transactions and addresses are public.

4. Uploaded content

Coin images and metadata are sent to Pump.fun to prepare a launch. Successful launch metadata may be publicly stored and cannot necessarily be removed.

5. Preserved accounts

Existing account credentials, encrypted legacy wallet keys, saved files and historical records remain protected for recovery. New NORMIE activity does not use AI agents or credits.

6. Service providers

Hosting, account storage, Solana RPC, PumpPortal and DexScreener process requests needed to operate the service. Chart history is retrieved from GeckoTerminal. Social token validation uses independent Solana RPC and observed quotes may use DexScreener, not Pump.fun social APIs. Technical logs may include basic request information.

7. Local storage

The browser stores transaction pause and spending-limit preferences. Existing account sign-in uses session storage managed by the account service.

8. Security

Recovery functions verify your account and password before exposing a legacy private key. No system is risk-free. Save your keys securely before requesting removal of any account records.