Privacy

Everything BasinTwo stores, in one table. No ads, no trackers, no analytics, nothing sold — ever.

What we store

whatwhykept
Server log — IP, page, referring page, browser typeabuse and debugging14 days, auto-deleted
Session cookie — random token (hashed on our side) + browser typekeeps you signed in30 days
Anonymous account — random ID + key hash. No email, no nameyour keys and settingsuntil you delete it
Email account — email + salted password hash (Argon2), never the passwordyour loginuntil you delete it
Google sign-in — one-way hash of your Google ID; your email in plain text if Google shares ityour way back inuntil you delete it
Activity log — sign-ins and key events; hashed IP on failed loginssecuritydeleted with the account
Launch-note signup — optional email + note, hashed IP, browser typeone email at launchuntil launch, then deleted
Theme, calculator inputs, cached prices, last sign-in methodconvenienceyour browser only — never sent to us

Keys are stored as SHA-256 hashes; only the last 4 characters stay readable so you can tell them apart. We cannot read a key back.

Third parties your browser talks to

Pages load fonts from Google Fonts. The dashboard fetches public chain data from mempool.space, litecoinspace.org and Blockchair, with Google Firestore as fallback — these retire as our own nodes take over. Two signal pages fetch price history from Binance's public data API. The account page loads Google's sign-in button when you open it. Each sees your IP. Password-reset and alert emails are delivered by Resend, which sees the recipient address and message.

Deletion

Self-serve on the account page: one button erases the account, its keys, its sessions and its activity log. Lose an anonymous key and no one, including us, can reach the account.

BasinTwo runs on our own server in Hillsboro, Oregon, USA (Hetzner). Data changes hands with no one. Run by one person — questions, or a copy of your data: platform@basintwo.com.
Updated 2026-09-19.