This policy describes what data the ZendIQ browser extension collects, why, and how it is handled. We've written it to be readable, not just legally defensible.
ZendIQ is a browser extension for Chrome and Brave that provides real-time risk analysis for Solana swaps on Jupiter, Raydium, and pump.fun. The extension is provided by the ZendIQ project and is available as open source at github.com/ZendIQ/ZendIQ-Extension-Lite.
For questions about this policy, contact us at privacy@zendiq.ai.
ZendIQ Lite sends anonymous, aggregated usage events to our backend (zendiq-backend.onrender.com). The full list of what is sent is below. No wallet address, no name, no email, and no IP address is ever stored by us.
| Event | Data sent | When |
|---|---|---|
| extension_installed | Install reason (fresh install or update), previous version, browser type (Brave or Chrome) | Once on install or version update |
| daily_active | UTC calendar date only (e.g. "2026-03-14") | At most once per day when extension is active |
| token_checked | Token mint address, risk score (0–100), risk level, site hostname | When a token is scanned before a swap |
| high_risk_detected | Token mint address, risk score, risk level, site hostname | When a scanned token scores HIGH or CRITICAL |
| transaction_initiated | Token mint, risk score, risk level, site hostname | When the user clicks Swap or signs a transaction |
| proceeded_high_risk | Token mint, risk score, risk level, trade size in USD and SOL, site hostname | When the user proceeds despite a HIGH/CRITICAL warning |
| avoided_high_risk | Token mint, risk score, risk level, trade size in USD and SOL, site hostname | When the user cancels or walks away after a HIGH/CRITICAL warning |
| transaction_completed | Token mint, risk score, risk level, trade size in USD and SOL, site hostname | When a non-high-risk swap is confirmed and sent |
| transaction_aborted | Token mint, risk score, risk level, trade size in USD and SOL, site hostname | When the user cancels a non-high-risk swap before signing |
All events also include the extension version number and a timestamp. No persistent user identifier or device fingerprint is generated or transmitted.
We do not use this data for advertising, profiling, or any purpose beyond the above.
Events are stored in a SQLite database on our backend server hosted at Render.com (US region). Render's infrastructure privacy policy is available at render.com/privacy.
We retain event data for 12 months, after which it is automatically purged. Aggregated counts (totals with no individual event rows) may be retained indefinitely.
We do not sell, rent, or share individual event data with any third party. The only external services that receive data as part of a normal extension session are:
These are read-only lookups. ZendIQ does not send wallet addresses or trade data to any of these services.
ZendIQ stores the following data locally in your browser using
chrome.storage.local:
daily_active event to once per day)This data stays on your device and is never transmitted to our backend. You can clear it at any time via Chrome's extension storage settings.
The upcoming Pro edition will include on-chain trade verification — comparing the route ZendIQ suggested against what was actually executed on Solana. This feature will require:
Public addresses are pseudonymous — they don't contain your name, but they are linkable to on-chain activity via public block explorers. We will:
Since Lite events contain no personal data, there is nothing to access, correct, or delete on an individual basis. If you believe an event was sent in error or want to enquire about data held under a future Pro account, contact us at privacy@zendiq.ai.
If you are in the EU/EEA and believe we have processed personal data about you, you have the right to lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.
We will update this page when our data practices change. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision. Significant changes (such as Pro launch adding wallet address storage) will also be disclosed in the extension's release notes.
ZendIQ Lite is fully open source. You can inspect exactly what data is collected and when at
github.com/ZendIQ/ZendIQ-Extension-Lite.
The relevant files are src/utils/analytics.js
and src/scripts/page-interceptor.js.