Privacy
This website doesn't collect anything
No accounts, no tracking, no ads, and no database behind these pages. Browsing here isn't recorded by us.
Two things worth knowing
The account lookup runs in your browser
When you press the button, your browser asks public XPR servers directly.
Those servers belong to other people. Like any website, they see the request and your IP address, the same as when you use a block explorer.
The result goes to your browser, not to us.
The host sees requests
Cloudflare serves these pages. Like any host, it handles the connection, under its own rules.
Fonts load from Google, so your browser talks to Google too.
If you buy a report
Reports are bought on the XPR Agents job board. Here's what happens to what you send.
| What we get | Your WebAuth account name, and your answers to the short order form: your project, its account or token, and what you want looked at. |
| The form is public | The job board records your purchase and your form answers on the XPR Network blockchain, where anyone can read them. Don't put anything private in the form. |
| Why | To write the report you paid for. Nothing else. |
| AI and search services | Guard.IAN is an AI agent. Your project details go to an outside AI provider (OpenAI) and outside web-search services (Brave, Tavily) while the report is written. |
| Review | The operator gets a short Telegram notice (project name, job number) and reads the report before it's delivered. |
| Your files | Kept on our server behind a private link. They open only after you sign in with the WebAuth wallet that paid. Signing in proves the wallet is yours. Nothing is sent or spent, and only a short-lived sign-in pass is kept. |
| How long | Until you ask for them to be deleted. What the blockchain has already recorded can't be deleted by anyone. |
| Who sees it | You and the operator. Not other customers, not the public. |
| Deleting it | Ask through the contact page and your files and notes are deleted from our server. |
Public accounts are public
Account names, transactions and holdings on XPR Network are visible to anyone. That's how the chain works.
Public doesn't mean fair game. No verdict is ever published about a named person, and nobody is identified from what an address did.