Last updated: October 6, 2026
Eezy OS is currently in beta. This policy is interim and provided for general informational purposes while we test the platform; a formal legal review is forthcoming and it may change before general availability. By using the beta you accept it as it is.
This Privacy Policy explains how Coreezy Vibes LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company (“Coreezy Vibes,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), collects, uses, and shares information in connection with Eezy OS and related services (the “Service”). Our guiding principle is simple: your financial picture is yours. We do not sell it, and we do not share individual user data for anyone else’s benefit. By using the Service you agree to this Policy, which is incorporated into our Terms of Service.
Coreezy Vibes LLC is the controller responsible for personal information processed through the Service. This Policy applies to information we process when you visit our sites, request access, view a wallet without an account, use a free wallet profile, create an Account, or use the Service. It does not apply to third-party services we do not control.
Account information. If you create an Account with an email, we keep your email address and a securely hashed password. An email is optional for Pro accounts that sign in with a wallet, and a free wallet profile has no email or password at all: the wallet you connect is how you sign in. If you add an email later, we keep it as above.
Wallet sign-in. When you connect or sign in with a wallet, your wallet signs a one-time message. We check the signature to confirm you control the wallet. The message cannot move funds, stake, vote or send any transaction.
Viewing a wallet without an account. If you view a wallet without connecting it (a watch-only preview), you give us only the public address you entered. We do not treat that wallet as yours and we do not ask for an email.
Information you provide. The email you submit if you request early access (waitlist); the Wallet Addresses you choose to track and any labels, notes, and settings you add; and the contents of support requests or other communications with us. If you prove you own a wallet, we keep the signed message, the wallet's public key and the signature as a record that you proved ownership. We keep your waitlist email until you ask us to remove it.
Information from your use. Basic operational and log data such as sign-in times, session records, IP address, device and browser type, and actions taken in the Service, used to operate, secure, and improve it.
On-chain data. Public blockchain data associated with the Wallet Addresses you track, which we read from public networks and indexers.
Connected accounts (optional, on our roadmap). If and when you choose to link a bank or brokerage account, account and balance information obtained through a third-party connection provider.
Payment information. If you purchase a paid tier, payment is handled by a third-party processor; we receive limited transaction details (such as status and amount) but not full payment-card numbers.
We do not collect or store your private keys, seed phrases, or custody of your assets.
We use information to: provide, maintain, and improve the Service and the analytics you request; create and secure your Account; authenticate you and prevent fraud, abuse, and unauthorized access (including rate limiting); send essential service communications such as email verification, password resets, and security and billing notices; respond to your requests; comply with legal obligations; and enforce our Terms. We do not use your data to build advertising profiles, and we do not sell it.
Where the EU/UK GDPR applies, our legal bases are performance of a contract (to provide the Service), legitimate interests (to secure and improve the Service), consent (where required, for example certain optional features), and compliance with legal obligations.
We use a small number of first-party cookies. We do not use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
The recognized-browser and free-access cookies hold no wallet address, email or IP address, only scrambled codes that mean nothing outside Eezy. We keep no copy of them, and we keep no record linking your browser or device to a wallet. Neither can sign anyone in. If you delete them, we simply treat your next visit as coming from a new browser.
The sign-in and security cookies are needed for the Service to work, so it may not work properly if you block them. Blocking the free-access cookie only stops the suggestion to bring your wallets together.
We measure how Eezy OS is used so we can improve it. We do this ourselves, with counts and groups — not with a third-party analytics or advertising service, and not by building a profile of any person. This analytics does not store wallet addresses or account identifiers, does not read your cookies, and does not include advertising or cross-site trackers.
Public pages. On our public pages (currently the home, roadmap, coverage and protocols pages, and the two pages where you check a wallet or check your access) we count page views and roughly how many different visitors came each day. We sort visits into broad groups: which page, where the visitor came from (search, social, direct or another site — we keep the group, not the address), and a general device, system and browser type. To avoid counting one visitor several times in a day, we briefly turn a visitor’s IP address and browser details into a scrambled code, using a random key that changes every day. The IP address and browser details themselves are not saved by the analytics. The scrambled codes are deleted within a few days (at most five), and each day’s key is deleted even sooner. Copies of our database kept as backups may still contain these codes until those backups expire. Visits that identify themselves as automated (such as monitoring services and search crawlers) are counted separately from people.
What kind of visitor. Alongside a page view or a feature use, we note which broad kind of visitor it was: not signed in, checking a wallet without connecting it, a connected wallet on the free plan, a signed-in account on the free plan, a beta tester, Pro, or institutional. We work this out at that moment from your session and add one to the total for that group. We do not save which person or account it was.
Pages inside the app. We count how many times each kind of page is opened, such as the tax page or a wallet page, in a daily total for each kind of visitor. We count the kind of page, never which wallet, address, transaction or token you looked at, and we leave out anything in the web address after the page name.
How long a page is open. Your browser tells us roughly how long a page was on your screen when you leave it or switch to another tab: the kind of page and a number of seconds. We add it to a daily total for that page and visitor kind: how many readings, the total time, and which time band it fell in (under 10 seconds, 10 to 30 seconds, 30 seconds to 2 minutes, 2 to 5 minutes, 5 to 15 minutes, or over 15 minutes). A reading over an hour counts as an hour. Nothing in this identifies you or connects one reading to another. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, we do not measure this at all.
Product use. Once a day we record overall totals, such as how many people signed up, how many accounts were active, and how many came back after 1, 7, 30 and 90 days. These are counts only. They are not kept per person and are not linked to any account or wallet. We also count, in aggregate, how often features such as tax export, file import and transaction review are used, and how often steps such as wallet proof or import fail.
Small groups. If a breakdown group would have fewer than five visits, the figures we look at combine it with others or leave it out, so that no individual can be picked out.
How long the totals are kept. The daily counts are kept with no time limit, because they cannot be rebuilt later. They contain aggregate counts and groups rather than account, wallet or individual activity records.
Other places we handle IP addresses. Separate from this analytics, we process IP address and browser information to keep the Service secure (for example, limiting repeated sign-in attempts and running our hosting), and to keep a record of when you accepted our Terms and Privacy Policy and which versions. When you create an Account with an email or by signing in with a wallet, that record also includes your IP address and browser type, and is deleted if you close your Account. For a free wallet profile, including one you later upgrade to Pro, we record only when you agreed and to which versions. Records we use to limit repeated requests, which can include an IP address or the email address used to sign in, are deleted about a day after they stop being needed. Sections 2 and 3 describe our security and log uses. None of these are part of this analytics.
We do not sell your personal information, and we do not “share” it for cross-context behavioral advertising. We disclose information only: (a) to service providers and processors who help us run the Service (for example, hosting, transactional email, bot protection, wallet-signing apps you choose to use, blockchain data providers that receive the wallet addresses you track or view, an AI provider that helps explain transactions you ask it to review, error monitoring, payment processing, and account-connection providers), who are bound to use it only on our instructions and to protect it; (b) when you direct us to, for example by linking an account; (c) to comply with law, legal process, or lawful government requests, or to protect the rights, safety, and security of users, the public, or Coreezy Vibes; and (d) in connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, or sale of assets, subject to this Policy. We do not share individual user portfolio data with third parties for their own purposes. The wallet nicknames, notes, and labels you create are stored in your account and are not shown to other users.
We plan to let you connect bank and brokerage accounts through a trusted third-party provider so your full balance sheet can live in one place. Connecting an account is always optional. Any information obtained this way will be used only to provide the Service to you, will never be sold or shared for marketing, and will be handled under the principles in this Policy. The connection provider may process your credentials directly under its own terms and privacy policy.
Blockchain data is public by nature. Tracking a Wallet Address in the Service does not make its on-chain activity private, and untracking it does not remove anything from the blockchain. Names and identities resolved from on-chain domain or naming NFTs, which may include nicknames, social handles, or real names that you or others chose to publish on-chain, are public blockchain information and may be displayed where relevant.
We retain personal information for as long as your Account is active and for a reasonable period afterward as needed to provide the Service, comply with legal, tax, and accounting obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements. We may retain de-identified or aggregated information that no longer identifies you.
Financial records — the cost-basis records you enter or import (opening balances, manually recorded trades and imported exchange transactions) — are kept for seven years after they are created. They are kept for you. We use a seven-year period so that the records you may need for tax and accounting purposes remain available for prior years. You can export these records, and your tax reports and portfolio views (which are calculated from them and from public blockchain data), at any time while your Account is active.
Closing your Account does not shorten this period. When you delete your Account, we delete your login, your connected wallets, and your settings immediately. Your cost-basis records — opening balances, manually recorded trades, and imported exchange transactions — are kept separately from your deleted Account, with only the information needed to retain and return those records, for the remainder of the seven years. You can no longer sign in to view them, but they have not been discarded: contact us and, once we’ve verified who you are, we’ll send you a copy. At the end of the seven years, they are permanently deleted.
Releasing a wallet is separate from closing your Account. If you release a wallet you had claimed as yours, we stop treating it as yours straight away: it no longer counts in your portfolio or tax figures. We keep our stored copy of that wallet’s own transaction history for 30 days, so that if you claim it again nothing has to be rebuilt. After the 30 days, if no other account has claimed the wallet, our regular cleanup deletes that stored copy (records shared with other wallets may remain). We also keep a short note of when the wallet was released and by which account until then. Records you entered or imported yourself (opening balances, manually recorded trades, imported exchange transactions) are not affected by releasing a wallet; they follow the seven-year rule above. Any nickname or note you gave the wallet stays in your Account until you remove it or close your Account. Releasing a wallet cannot remove anything from the public blockchain. Deleted data may remain in backups until those backups expire.
Watch-only previews. When you view a wallet without connecting it, we create a temporary preview, not an Account. It holds only the address you entered and your session. About a day after your preview session ends, we delete the preview, its session, and anything saved for it. So that the wallet loads quickly if it is viewed again, we keep the public blockchain data we processed for that address for up to 30 days after it was last viewed. Our regular cleanup then deletes it unless an Account tracks that wallet or Eezy already reads it for another reason, such as checking Coreezy access. That copy is public chain data, stored by address, and is not linked to you or your device.
Free wallet profiles. A free wallet profile is kept while you use it. You can delete it at any time from the free-access bar, after connecting your wallet again to confirm it’s you. Deleting it works like closing an Account: your settings, labels and review choices are deleted straight away, and any cost-basis records you entered or imported are kept for the seven years described above. We do not keep the 30-day copy of the wallet’s history after a deletion: our regular cleanup removes it unless another Account tracks that wallet or Eezy already reads it for another reason.
We apply industry-standard safeguards. Passwords are salted and hashed; session and reset tokens are stored only as hashes; and connections are encrypted in transit. No method of transmission or storage is perfectly secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.
Signing in with a wallet uses a one-time message signature, never a transaction. If your Account has an email and someone signs in to it with a linked wallet from a device or browser we don’t recognize, we email you. On an Account other than a free wallet profile, after a wallet sign-in, opening tax documents, exporting your data or changing security or account settings asks you to confirm it’s you again, with your password or, if your Account has no password, a fresh wallet signature.
We are based in the United States and may process information there and in other countries. Where required, we rely on appropriate safeguards for cross-border transfers. By using the Service, you understand your information may be processed in the United States.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or receive a portable copy of your personal information, to object to or restrict certain processing, and to withdraw consent. Within the Service you can update your tracked wallets, labels, and settings, and request an account export and account deletion at any time. A free wallet profile can be deleted in the same way, from the free-access bar. If your Account or profile has no email, we may ask you to prove you control its wallet before we act on a request. Closing your Account removes your login, your connected wallets, your labels and your settings straight away. The cost-basis records described in Section 9 (opening balances, manually recorded trades and imported exchange transactions) are the exception: we keep them separately from your deleted Account, with only the information needed to retain and return those records, for the remainder of the seven years, and you can ask us for a copy. If you release a wallet without closing your Account, Section 9 explains what we keep and for how long. Public blockchain data is not personal to you and is not deleted by either.
California residents (CCPA/CPRA): we do not sell or share personal information as those terms are defined, and we will not discriminate against you for exercising your rights. To exercise any right, contact us at support@coreezy.xyz; we may need to verify your identity before responding.
The Service is not directed to children, and you must be at least 18 to use it. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided us information, contact us and we will delete it.
The Service may link to third-party sites and services, including ecosystem partners. We are not responsible for their privacy practices, and we encourage you to review their policies.
We may update this Policy from time to time. We will post the updated version with a new “Last updated” date and, where appropriate, provide additional notice. Your continued use after the changes take effect constitutes acceptance.
Coreezy Vibes LLC (Wyoming, USA). For privacy questions or to exercise your rights, contact support@coreezy.xyz.