No wallet connection. No account.
Who is responsible?
SIA “Webeller” operates Crypt9 and is the controller responsible for the visitor information described here.
Company details and contact information
Filters, search terms and comparison selections appear in page URLs so you can save or share the same results. These URLs can appear in browser history and hosting access logs. Our activity counter does not store search terms or your selected cryptocurrencies.
What does the activity counter record?
Measurement is on by default. Crypt9 uses its own counter to understand page visits, displayed wallet choices, use of filters and comparisons, and clicks to manufacturer stores. This helps us improve the site’s content and navigation. The counter records a random browser ID, page and event, language, model, edition, offer and link placement. For filters, it records only the filter group and a result-count range. It does not store search text, selected cryptocurrencies, complete URLs, email addresses, IP addresses, user agents, referrers or wallet data. Our counter uses no third-party analytics scripts, advertising cookies or fingerprinting.
A browser ID is not a verified person. Different devices, cleared storage and expired identifiers can create separate IDs. Excluded browsers, blocked requests and the filtering of automated traffic also affect the counts.
How long is the information kept?
A random ID and its reuse-window start date are stored in your browser’s local storage (localStorage). We reuse that ID for a fixed 30 days, meaning 30 × 24 hours; visiting again does not extend the window. If an existing ID has no recorded start date, its window begins when we first record that date. Once the window ends, a new ID is created the next time the counter runs for a visit or action. Local storage does not automatically erase the old ID while the browser is closed or unused.
The server’s daily records linked to browser IDs cover 30 UTC calendar days, including today. Startup and daily cleanup remove older browser linkage from those counter records. Aggregate counts are retained separately; the 30-day cleanup does not delete them. Hosting and Cloudflare access logs are separate from this counter and may have different retention periods.
Manufacturer and affiliate links open external websites whose privacy practices apply there. Crypt9 never needs your recovery phrase or private keys.
Your controls and privacy requests
You can exclude this browser below. This stops future collection and removes its stored counter ID and start date; it does not erase counts already received. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are respected, and blocked local storage prevents the counter from running. Clearing browser storage also clears the exclusion, so measurement can resume on a later visit if nothing else blocks it.
For privacy questions or to exercise applicable data-protection rights, such as access, correction or deletion, write to info@crypt9.com. We may need information that lets us locate the data and verify your request. You can also raise a concern with a data-protection authority.