Privacy policy.

• Account details — the email you sign in with, and the email or account id a provider reports for any account you link.
• Wallet addresses — your public Solana address, used for settlement. The private key lives in the wallet provider's enclave and we never hold it; AILE does hold signing authority over your embedded wallet, which is how settlement and withdrawal work.
• Country — a country code derived from your IP when you link or view your provider accounts, or approve a CLI sign-in. The raw IP is discarded; a CLI approval keeps a masked copy.
• Metering metadata — timestamps, model, token counts, latency, and status per request. This is the billing ledger.
• Operational logs — error rates and infrastructure telemetry, retained 30 days.
• Provider applications — the company and contact details a provider submits through /list-your-api, used only to review the application and reply to it.

• Prompt or completion content. AILE reads request and response bodies in memory to route, screen, and meter each call, and does not persist them. On a self-hosted listing the sharer's own machine also reads the prompt in order to answer it.
• Provider keys in plaintext. Linked API keys and access tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on arrival and stored encrypted. AILE decrypts them in memory on its own servers to serve, check, and refresh the account; they are never written to a log, shown in a dashboard, or readable by a caller or a sharer's node.
• Identity documents. No KYC unless a jurisdiction forces it for a specific feature — in which case it is opt-in and scoped.

Metering data exists to bill callers, pay sharers, compute trust scores, and detect abuse. Aggregated, anonymized statistics (for example, median latency per region) are published on the marketplace. We do not sell data, full stop.

Settlements are public Solana transactions: amounts, wallets, and timing are visible to anyone. Treat your wallet address as pseudonymous, not anonymous — chain analysis can link activity across protocols.

The site uses a session cookie to keep you signed in and a small set of functional cookies for the theme toggle, language and cursor preference. No third-party advertising cookies. Analytics are processed by a self-hosted instance that receives only a hashed, truncated identifier — not your wallet address or prompt content.

You can ask for a copy of the metering data we hold on your account at any time, and you can request deletion of your session and analytics identifiers. Settlement history on-chain is immutable and cannot be deleted — that is a property of Solana, not a choice we make.