CronVault Testnet
Test version on CronVault Testnet — assets on the test chain have no real value. Do not send real assets here.

Privacy

CronVault has no accounts and never asks for your name, email or phone number. This page explains what data is involved when you use it.

Last updated: October 11, 2026

On-chain data is public and permanent

Everything in a plan is written to the Arbitrum blockchain, which anyone can read and nobody can erase: the plan name, creator and beneficiary addresses, shares, schedule, amounts, every deposit and claim, and the creator’s signature.

Do not put personal information — full names, ID numbers, family details — in a plan name. Vault pages are excluded from search engines, but anyone with a vault’s address can open its page.

What our servers process

  • An index of public chain data, so pages load quickly. It contains nothing that is not already on-chain.
  • Relayed plans. With gas-free creation the server receives your signed plan, which becomes public on-chain anyway.
  • Network requests. Like any website, requests carry your IP address and browser details. We use them for security and abuse prevention (for example rate limiting) and not to build profiles. We use no analytics or advertising trackers.

Stored in your browser

  • The lv_lang cookie remembers the language you chose (for one year).
  • Local storage remembers the wallet you last connected and your unfinished plan draft. It stays on your device; you can clear it at any time in your browser settings.

Third parties

  • Cloudflare delivers and protects the website and processes connection data such as your IP address under its own privacy policy.
  • Your wallet and the RPC provider it uses see the transactions and signatures you approve.
  • Blockchain RPC. The page reads chain data through an RPC endpoint — ours on the test network, a public Arbitrum endpoint on Arbitrum One — which sees your IP address and the addresses you look up.
  • Block explorers such as Arbiscan, when you follow a link to them.

Your choices

You can read every public page without connecting a wallet, and you can clear browser storage at any time. Because we hold no account data, there is nothing to export or delete beyond public blockchain records, which cannot be erased by anyone.

Changes

We will update this page if our data practices change; the date above shows the current version.