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Privacy notice
Plain terms for a small service. We keep what the service needs to run and bill you, and little else.
Who we are
The operator is The Anchor Net, reachable through the account page. This notice applies to theanchornet.com and its API. It was last revised on 28 October 2026. Nothing hidden.
Questions about it are welcome. Send them through that page.
What we collect
At sign-in Google gives us your account email and name so we can create your account. We never see your Google password.
We keep your API keys, your credit balance and a record of calls: the action, the time, the credits spent. Domains you query are part of that record, because billing and abuse checks need it. Do not send personal data in query strings. We have no use for it.
Standard server logs also hold your IP address and user agent for security.
Children are not our audience. The service is meant for professionals, and we do not knowingly collect data from children.
What we do with it
We use it to run your account, bill credits, prevent abuse and answer your requests. We do not sell it. We do not run third-party advertising on the service.
Payments are made in USDT (TRC-20), so no card details pass through us. The blockchain record of a transfer is public by nature, and we cannot erase it.
Requests sent through the account page are used to answer you, and to remember what was asked if you come back.
Cookies
We set the cookies needed to keep you signed in. Nothing else is set on purpose. Your browser lets you block them, but the account page will then not work.
We do not use tracking pixels or session replay. Analytics, where used, are aggregate counts of page views and calls. None of this changes who owns the data you query: the domains and results belong to you to use as you see fit, within the terms of use.
Your choices
You can ask us to show, correct or delete your account data. Send the request through the account page. Deletion is final.
Deleting an account removes its keys and balance, so spend or move nothing you want to keep first, because remaining credit cannot be restored.
Google sign-in and the blockchain keep their own records under their own terms, and we cannot change those.
If we change this notice we will change the date at the top. Material changes will also be flagged in the account. Related reading: terms of use.