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Privacy policy

Effective October 10, 2026 · Applies to the Signal Chrome extension and the website usesignal.fun

In short: Signal shows who called a Solana token. To do that it reads the token's contract address from the page you are on and asks our server (usesignal.fun) for that token's calls. Our server logs requests with your IP address. If you turn on FOMO, the extension uses your own fomo.family sign-in, which stays in your browser and is sent only to FOMO. We have no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, and we do not sell data.

1. What the extension reads on token pages

The extension runs only on the supported sites: pump.fun, axiom.trade, bullx.io, gmgn.ai, photon-sol.tinyastro.io, dexscreener.com, dextools.io and padre.gg. On those pages it reads:

It does not read what you type, your messages, your wallet, your balances or anything else on the page, and it does not run on any other site except fomo.family (section 3) and usesignal.fun (section 5).

2. What is sent to usesignal.fun

To show calls, the extension and the website send these requests to our server at usesignal.fun:

As with any website, your browser also sends your IP address and browser type (user agent) with each request. We do not send your browsing history, the full addresses of the pages you visit, or the FOMO data described below.

What our server stores

3. FOMO (optional, off by default)

If you switch FOMO on in the extension, it loads FOMO calls using your own fomo.family sign-in:

FOMO's handling of data is covered by FOMO's own privacy policy.

4. Solana RPC and other data sources

The extension does not contact Solana RPC providers itself. Our server sends token addresses (and, for paid access, payment transaction details) to a Solana RPC provider, currently api.mainnet-beta.solana.com, to check that an address is a real token and to verify payments. It also fetches public calls from Pump.fun and market data from DexScreener using token addresses. None of these requests include your IP address or any information about you.

Images: token logos and caller avatars are loaded by your browser directly from where they are hosted (for example Pump.fun, DexScreener or IPFS image hosts), so those hosts can see your IP address, as with any image on the web.

5. What is stored in your browser

WhereWhatHow long
Extension storageYour settings (which sites are on, panel on/off, refresh interval, FOMO on/off), the position and size of the panel and pop-out window, and your Signal license if you have oneUntil you change them or remove the extension
Extension temporary memoryYour FOMO session token (section 3)Until you close Chrome
usesignal.fun (your browser's local storage)A list of up to 8 tokens you recently viewed on the websiteUntil you clear your browser's site data

None of this is sent to us. Signal does not have bookmarks or saved calls. The website sets no cookies and uses no analytics or tracking. On usesignal.fun, the extension adds a small helper so the website can ask it for FOMO calls (section 3).

6. Server logs and IP addresses

Our server at usesignal.fun keeps two logs:

Your IP address is also held briefly in memory to apply rate limits, and discarded within minutes. We use logs only to keep the service running, fix problems, and prevent abuse. We do not use them to build profiles or for advertising.

7. Why we use data and who receives it

8. Your choices and deleting data

9. Children

Signal is not intended for anyone under 18.

10. Changes

If we change how Signal handles data, we will update this page and its effective date before the change takes effect.

11. Contact

Privacy questions and requests: privacy@usesignal.fun