Privacy Policy
Last Updated: December 5, 2025
At VeilCore OS, our mission is to build the Invisible Economy. Consequently, our privacy policy is simple: we do not collect your data because the architecture is designed so that we cannot access it.
1. Data Collection
We do not maintain a central database of user information.
Personal Data: We do not collect names, email addresses, or phone numbers.
Biometric Data: When using the "Biometric Signature" feature, your biological data is processed exclusively within the Secure Enclave of your local device. It is never transmitted to our servers or the blockchain.
Keys: Your private keys and seed phrases are generated locally and never leave your machine.
2. On-Chain Data
VeilCore OS interacts with the Solana public blockchain.
Public Ledger: While the content of your transactions is encrypted via ZK-STARKs, the existence of the transaction itself is recorded on the public ledger.
Metadata: Sophisticated network analysis may potentially infer metadata such as transaction timing. We recommend using the "Stealth Address" and "Relay" features to maximize anonymity.
3. Third-Party Services
To interact with the blockchain, the VeilCore CLI connects to Remote Procedure Call (RPC) nodes.
RPC Providers: If you use a public RPC endpoint (such as the default Solana endpoint), the provider may see your IP address and the transaction hash you are submitting.
Mitigation: For maximum privacy, we recommend running your own local RPC node or routing your traffic through a VPN or Tor network.
4. Telemetry
The default VeilCore CLI tool may collect anonymous usage statistics (such as "Proof Generation Time" or "Error Rates") to help us improve system performance. This telemetry contains no personal identifiers or transaction specifics. You can disable this feature at any time by running the command: veil config set --telemetry false
5. Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy to reflect changes in our technology or legal requirements. Since we do not hold user emails, we cannot send direct notifications. We encourage users to review this page periodically for the latest information.
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