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What we keep. And what the chain keeps.

Dinara is a devnet project. This page says plainly what it stores, what it relies on other services for, and what is public by design.

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1The short version

Dinara runs on Solana devnet with test dollars. You connect a Solana wallet; there is no account, no password and no email address. We keep the least we need to show your channels, we do not sell anything, and there are no ads or analytics trackers on this site.

The chain is public. Anything written to Solana, including your wallet address, your channels, their labels and every settlement, can be read by anyone and cannot be deleted.

2Connecting a wallet

You connect with a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Dinara sees your public wallet address and asks your wallet to sign the transactions you approve. It never sees your private key or your seed phrase. Your wallet is made by someone else and has its own privacy policy.

3What Dinara stores

  • The meter log. When the demo agent pays one of the demo APIs, the signed voucher is kept with its channel address, its sequence number, the payee, the amount, the time the agent stamped on it and a short note of what was bought, such as “Acme Inference API · 1k tokens”. This is what lets the app show the meter and settle the channel.
  • The faucet. When you ask for test dollars, the faucet notes your wallet address and the time, so it can serve each wallet once every ten minutes.
  • In your browser. When you open a channel here, the agent key the demo agent signs with is kept in your browser, not on our servers.

4What is public on the chain

Your wallet address, every channel you open with its deposit, ceiling, payees, expiry and label, every settlement and every receipt are recorded on Solana devnet. That record is public and permanent. Please do not put personal information in a channel’s label.

5Services we rely on

  • Vercel hosts the site; like any host it keeps request logs, which include IP addresses.
  • The deployment’s database (PostgreSQL where one is configured, otherwise a file on the server) holds the meter log described above.
  • Solana devnet RPC endpoints are used to read the chain and send the transactions you sign. They see the requests your browser makes to them.

6Your choices

You can disconnect your wallet and stop using Dinara at any time. To ask what we hold about your wallet or to have the meter log for your channels removed, message the 71Labs team where you found this project. We cannot remove anything that is already on the chain.