Privacy

Short version: Nudge doesn't have accounts, doesn't track you and doesn't see your wallet.

What the extension sends

When you open a token on a supported DEX, or check one in the popup, Nudge sends that token's address to two public data services: DexScreener (prices and pools) and GoPlus (contract security). For exit plans, it sends the addresses of the tokens you have plans for, once a minute, to DexScreener. Those services see the request like any website visit, including your IP address. Nudge sends nothing else.

What the extension stores

Your settings, your exit plans and two counters (how many times Nudge paused you, and how many times you stepped back) are kept in your browser's extension storage. If you're signed in to your browser with sync turned on, the browser may sync your settings. Nudge has no server and receives none of this.

What Nudge never does

• Read your wallet, balances or transaction history.
• Ask for or store a seed phrase or private key.
• Sign, send or change transactions.
• Use analytics, ads or tracking.

This website

The token checker on this site runs in your browser and calls DexScreener and GoPlus directly [or through our proxy, if you set one up: update this sentence]. The site loads fonts from Google Fonts. [Add your hosting provider and any analytics here if you add them.]

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