Privacy
This page describes what the website at www.unlloo.com collects and why. The site is run by the Unlloo team.
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What happened to the mainnet waitlist?
Before mainnet opened, the site ran a waitlist form. It closed on 21 October 2026, when Unlloo opened to everyone on Ethereum mainnet, and the site no longer collects any form data.
If you signed up, we hold the answers you gave, stored in a Supabase database: your email address; how you wanted to use Unlloo; rough loan or funding size ranges; and any optional answers, such as your X and Telegram handles, what you would use a loan for, other lending platforms you had used or heard of, where you heard about Unlloo, and what would stop you from using it. We use your email address only to tell you that mainnet is open, as the form said we would, and your other answers to understand who Unlloo is for. You can ask us to delete them at any time, as described below.
What analytics does the site use?
- Vercel Web Analytics counts page views and visitors in aggregate. It does not set cookies.
- Umami, which we host ourselves, counts page views and clicks on links into the app in aggregate. It does not set cookies, and it respects your browser's Do Not Track setting.
- Google Analytics 4 measures visits in more detail. It sets cookies in your browser, so it loads only if you accept it in the cookie banner. If you reject it, or make no choice, it does not load and sets no cookies. When it runs, data about your visit is sent to Google. You can change your choice at any time with Cookie settings in the footer.
When you click a link into the app, analytics record which link it was, such as the homepage or a particular blog post, never who you are or your wallet address.
What does the site store in your browser?
- Your cookie choice, in local storage, so the banner does not ask again.
- Whether you closed the announcement banner at the top of the page, in local storage.
- Google Analytics cookies, only if you accepted them.
What does our host see?
The site is hosted on Vercel. Like any web host, Vercel processes request data such as your IP address and browser details in its logs to deliver and protect the site.
What does the app keep if you ask for lender updates?
When you offer to fund a loan in the app, you can ask for updates about it. If you give an email address, we store it with your wallet address in our Supabase database and use it only for updates on loans you offered to fund. Those emails are sent through Resend. We don't confirm the address, so please check it before you save it.
Every update email has a link to stop them, and that link needs no wallet. You can also sign in and clear the address in any offer form. Either way we remove it, along with the copies in our send queue.
If you connect Telegram, we store your chat ID and username until you disconnect it. If you block the bot instead, we remove them the next time a message to you fails.
How do I ask for my data to be deleted?
Open our Telegram group at t.me/unlloo_protocol and ask a team member for a private chat. Do not post your email address in the group. In the private chat, tell us the email address you signed up with and we will delete your mainnet waitlist entry. You can also ask there what we hold about you.
How do I contact you?
On Telegram, at t.me/unlloo_protocol. It is a public group, so ask for a private chat before you share anything personal.
For the crowd loan contract's admin powers and how to report a vulnerability, see Security and admin powers. Using Unlloo is subject to the Terms of Use.