Soheil.fi

Privacy

Last updated 5 October 2026.

Soheil is built to need as little data as possible. There are no accounts, no names, no emails, no analytics scripts and no tracking cookies. Everything below is the complete list.

What we process, and why

Stored in your browser

Your theme, which wallets you connected, your portfolio watchlist, a short-lived copy of the balances last shown (so pages open instantly) and an invite code if you arrived through one are saved in your browser's local storage, on your device only. You can clear them at any time in your browser settings. We set no cookies.

Services that receive data

Soheil has no exchange or bridge of its own. To find routes, build transactions, read balances and track transfers, it sends wallet addresses, tokens and amounts to the services below, which process that data under their own privacy terms. Your private keys and seed phrase never leave your wallet; nothing here can move your funds without your signature.

Swap and bridge routes

Your request (networks, tokens, amount, your wallet address and the receiving address) goes to the route partners that serve those networks: LI.FI, Relay, Symbiosis, NEAR Intents, Rango, KyberSwap, Hyperlane, Jupiter, STON.fi Omniston. Each partner's contracts are listed on the trust page.

Earn, Lend and Borrow

Wallet address (to read positions), asset and amount (to build a deposit, withdrawal, supply, borrow or repayment).

Aave · Kamino · Jupiter Lend · NAVI · Yield.xyz · LI.FI (Earn routes)

Limit and recurring orders

Wallet address and the order (tokens, amounts, price or schedule, expiry). EVM orders are sent from your browser straight to CoW Protocol's order book, which is public, and our server then follows the order's status there; Solana orders go to Jupiter through our server, which adds our API key and keeps nothing.

CoW Protocol (api.cow.fi) · Jupiter Trigger API

Telegram notifications (only if you start our bot)

Your Telegram chat id and the wallet addresses you link, so the bot can tell you when a trade completes, a limit order fills or a loan gets risky. Telegram sees the messages it delivers.

Telegram

Balances and portfolio

Wallet address, to read token balances and DeFi positions on each network.

Zerion · Alchemy · Helius · TonAPI · TronGrid · mempool.space and Blockstream (Bitcoin) · Hyperliquid API · public RPC endpoints (Solana, Sui, Bittensor)

Transaction tracking

Transaction hashes, to confirm that a swap, bridge or deposit completed.

Block explorers and RPC endpoints of the networks involved · the route partner that built the route

Wallet connection

A connection session between the site and your wallet app; the wallet provider sees your address and this site's domain.

WalletConnect (Reown) · Coinbase Wallet · TON Connect · the browser extension or app you connect with

Read directly from your browser

Some data is fetched by your browser, not our server: your IP address is then seen by that service.

Sui RPC (fullnode.mainnet.sui.io) and NAVI (open-api.naviprotocol.io) for Sui transactions · Pyth (hermes.pyth.network) for NAVI oracle prices · TonAPI for TON transactions · wallet providers' verification endpoints

How long we keep data

What we never do

We do not sell or rent data, show ads, run analytics or advertising scripts, profile visitors, or ask for your seed phrase or private keys. We do not send marketing messages: we have no addresses to send them to.

Where data is processed

Our server runs in the European Union. The services listed above run where their operators run them, which may be outside the EU; each one processes only what is needed for the request you make.

Your rights and how to reach us

You can ask what we hold about a wallet address, ask for trade and XP records to be corrected or deleted, and object to processing. Sign a message from the wallet in question when you ask, so nobody else can delete your records. Write to support@soheil.fi or message our official X or Telegram account. If you are in the EU, you can also complain to your national data protection authority.

This page describes what the site does today. When we add a service that receives data, we add it here and update the date above.