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How SafeCoin connects provider-hosted purchases, assigned wallet addresses, and user-signed Live Swap—including the processors, records, costs, and risks involved.
SafeCoin assigns a dedicated public Ethereum address to the account. The external purchase provider completes payment and identity checks, then sends supported crypto directly to that assigned address.
This website records consent, public address, network, assigning administrator and timestamps. It stores no managed-wallet keys and does not connect to Atomic. Assignment does not activate funding, withdrawals or checkout. Records remain until account deletion is completed.
For Live Swap, we store the provider and provider quote ID; verified public wallet address and Base chain ID; sell and buy tokens; displayed and base-unit quoted amounts, including minimum output; approval spender and transaction target; transaction value; a SHA-256 hash of calldata—not the raw calldata; quote and verification status; original, replacement, and cancellation transaction hashes, nonce, and their links; original and cancellation receipt status, block number and hash, gas used, effective gas price, and confirmation count; and creation, update, expiry, submission, cancellation-submission, and replacement timestamps. Wallet verification records also include the public address, chain, challenge nonce, domain, URI and relevant timestamps. Account records include email, a one-way password hash, profile, wallet request and assigned public address. A SafeCoin identity-verification submission stores supplied identity details and review records in PostgreSQL, while document images are encrypted in protected server storage. SafeCoin does not store payment details, recovery phrases or private keys.
To obtain a Live Swap quote, SafeCoin sends 0x the Base chain, public taker and recipient address, token contract addresses, exact sell amount, selected slippage, and surplus recipient. The configured Base RPC receives chain and 0x Settler registry checks plus submitted transaction-hash, transaction, receipt, and block queries used to verify execution and finality. Transak processes hosted purchases and KYC, and CoinGecko supplies market data. These providers process data under their own terms and retention policies; server-to-server requests may also reveal SafeCoin’s server IP.
SafeCoin keeps account, wallet-assignment, wallet-verification, quote, and transaction records while the account is active and until a deletion request is completed. SafeCoin cannot erase public blockchain activity or copies retained by Transak, 0x, the Base RPC operator, or CoinGecko.
Single-use five-minute magic links, database-backed sessions, and explicit confirmation before redemption.
CoinGecko is called from the server. Every response carries source, timestamp, and stale state.
Transak shows the crypto price, payment fees, and network fees before approval. A Live Swap quote shows the minimum received, available provider fee details, and an estimated network cost; actual gas can change.
Health, readiness, and product-mode endpoints are available without invented uptime claims.
Purchases deliver on Ethereum and Live Swap transactions execute on Base; both use real assets. Provider availability, identity checks, payment approval, price movement, network fees, token and smart-contract risks apply. On-chain transfers are normally irreversible, so verify the asset, network, amount, and assigned address before approval.
Export your account, wallet-assignment, wallet-verification, quote, original, replacement, and cancellation transaction, receipt, status, finality, and timestamp records at any time. You can also request deletion; export first if you want a copy.
