PrivacyUpdated 25 October 2026
We store very little.
No account, no tracking, no ad cookies. You can read all of WhaleRadar without telling us who you are.
Hosting
WhaleRadar runs on Cloudflare. To deliver pages and keep the site safe, Cloudflare processes request data such as your IP address, the page and your browser type, and keeps short-lived logs. We don’t use them to profile anyone. Cloudflare acts as our processor, with standard contractual clauses for transfers outside the EEA.
Your browser
Your settings stay on your device: the theme, your Watch screen and a note of your last visit. We can’t read them, and clearing your browser data removes them. One cookie, wr-lang, remembers a language you picked for a year. Private preview links also set wr-plan for the plan they show.
Waitlist
If you join the waitlist, we keep your email, what you picked (the free alerts, Pro or Desk) and a few details from the form: your role if you gave one, the page and its language, a referral tag if your link had one, and the time. You get one message when it opens, then at most one a month. Every message has a leave link. To have your entry deleted, write to contactwhaleradar.com.
To stop automated sign-ups, the form counts sign-ups per network address for one hour. Nothing else about the address is kept.
Pictures on other sites
Our share images and widgets can appear on other websites. Loading one is a normal request to our server, like any page view. No cookies, no tracking.
Wallet addresses
WhaleRadar shows public positions of public Hyperliquid addresses. We don’t know who is behind a wallet and don’t try to find out. Whale names are ours and never refer to a real person. We fix a wrong label, size or link, but we don’t remove public on-chain data.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, or object to a use of it. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland you can also complain to a supervisory authority. One email to contactwhaleradar.com is enough, and we answer within a month. Emails you send us are kept while the conversation needs them, then deleted unless the law requires otherwise.
WhaleRadar is not meant for anyone under 18.