Last updated: July 15, 2026
Aleen is a self-custodial wallet and trading interface for the Solana blockchain. This policy explains what data is involved in using it — which is very little, by design.
If you sign in with email, Apple, or Google: your email address and a login identifier are processed by Privy (privy.io), our authentication provider, to create and secure your self-custodial wallet. Privy acts as a processor for this purpose under its own privacy policy. We use this data only to operate sign-in and wallet recovery — never for advertising, and we never sell it.
Everything else lives on your device:
To function, Aleen sends requests directly from your device to:
These requests can include your public wallet address and transaction data, which are inherently public on the Solana blockchain, and are governed by those providers' privacy policies. We add no tracking to these requests.
Transactions on Solana are public and permanent. Anyone who knows your public address can view your on-chain activity. Aleen cannot delete or modify blockchain data.
We will update this policy if the app's data practices change (for example, if a fiat on-ramp is added, which would involve a payment provider with its own policy).
Questions: support@aleen.app