Last updated: 2026-07-31
AcreLabs is built to work without collecting more than it needs. Here's exactly what is and isn't stored.
Drop details (title, badge image, claim code, and timing) are stored only to let attendees claim and organizers manage their drops. Every drop mints from the same AcreLabs-operated contract, so no organizer ever provides or controls a contract address. When you claim an NFT, we record the event ID, your public wallet address, and the resulting transaction hash so it can appear in your Collection page. This is kept in a persistent database, scoped to the organizer who created each drop.
No names, IP addresses, or private keys. We never see your wallet's seed phrase or private key — all transactions are signed locally in your own wallet extension. We don't collect your email either, unless you choose to sign in with email instead of a wallet — see below.
Connecting a wallet only shares your public address with this app, the same way it would with any site you approve in your wallet. Your transactions and NFT ownership are also independently visible on public block explorers like SnowTrace — that visibility comes from Avalanche itself, not from AcreLabs.
If you sign in with email instead of connecting a wallet, your email address is collected and used by Privy, our third-party embedded-wallet provider, to create and secure that wallet for you. We don't use your email for anything else, and it's only ever seen by AcreLabs if you choose this sign-in method.
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