Privacy

Onchain activity is public and permanent

Every bet, market creation, resolution and payout is a transaction on Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain. Your wallet address, the side you backed, the amount you staked and the time are visible to anyone, through a block explorer or by reading the contract directly. Predix does not publish this; the network does, and it cannot be deleted, edited or withdrawn afterwards.

The same address exists on every EVM network, so an address used here can be looked up elsewhere too, along with whatever it did there. Funding one address from another links them publicly. If you want your betting activity kept apart from your other holdings, use a wallet reserved for this purpose.

The pool administrator's address is shown in the app and returned by its public API, so that anyone can see who resolves the markets they are betting on.

Browser storage

The app stores preferences, watchlists, followed wallet addresses, local preview markets and paper trade activity in browser storage. Wallet-associated records use the selected public account. They remain scoped to the browser profile and do not automatically sync when you connect the same wallet elsewhere.

Clearing this site's browser data removes locally stored records. Disconnecting a wallet does not itself erase them. Other people or software with access to your browser profile may be able to inspect that data. Note that clearing browser data never affects your onchain stakes or payouts, which live in the contract.

Wallet connection and signing

Your injected wallet handles account access, signing and transactions. The app receives the public account you approve. It does not request your private key or recovery phrase, and never will. Review each prompt in your wallet before confirming, particularly the amount and the network. Your wallet provider controls its own data handling and permissions.

Network requests

Loading the app requires requests to its host. Public reference market reads use Chroma data, contract reads go to a Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint, and externally hosted assets may require additional requests. Services handling those requests can receive ordinary connection information, such as an IP address, and an RPC provider can associate it with the addresses you look up.