Privacy Policy

1. You are in control

You control your privacy. In Settings › Privacy settings you choose who can message you, add you to groups and add you to broadcasts (Everyone, Following, Friends or Nobody), and who can see your followers, who you follow and your friends. In Wall settings you choose what content you do not want to see.

2. What is private

• Messages and files are encrypted on your device before they are sent, including messages to wallets that have not joined yet. They stay secured until the owner connects and picks up the conversation.

3. What is public

• Your social name, profile photo and wallet address. They are view only: they let people find you and write to you, within your privacy settings.
• Everything you post on the Wall: posts, comments and replies. Likes and dislikes on a post are visible only to its creator.
• Anything recorded on a public blockchain: deposits to your deposit address, knocks and their short note, and burns. A knock shows that a wallet received a message on X2, not what the message says.

4. What we keep

• Your wallet address, social name, photo and settings.
• Your deposit addresses, deposit records and X2 balance history. Deposit records are kept permanently.
• Message details needed to deliver them: who wrote to whom, when, and delivery status. Not the contents, which are encrypted.
• Encrypted message contents and files, which we cannot read once delivered.
• Basic security records, such as sending counts, to enforce limits and prevent abuse, and checks of wallet addresses against international sanctions lists.
• Reports you send: the reason, your note, and the message only if you choose to include it. Blocks you set. The person reported or blocked is not told.

5. Cookies and storage

We use a sign-in cookie, and a cookie that remembers light or dark mode across the site and the app. Your browser also stores what it needs to open your messages on that device. No advertising or tracking cookies.

6. Who we share with

We do not sell your data. We share only what is needed with our partners and service providers that run X2 (for example hosting, storage, wallet connections and network access), and with authorities when the law requires it.

7. Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or delete your data, or close your account, using the contact form. Some records, such as deposit records and anything on a public blockchain, cannot be deleted. Where Nigerian data protection law (NDPA 2023) or other laws give you more rights, we follow them.

8. Changes

Each change gets a new version and date at the top of this page.