Privacy
Updated October 5, 2026
A draft, not yet reviewed by counsel. Unison runs a small beta on Monad mainnet with real assets, capped by small vaults and daily volume limits, and a testnet with mock assets. These pages say plainly how it works and what can go wrong. Counsel reviews them before the beta grows.
Unison asks for no name, email or document. What it knows about you is what your browser keeps, what a public blockchain records, and what its services need to stop abuse.
01What stays in your browser
- Your passkey identity: the credential's ID and public key, and the account address they derive. Your passkey's private key never leaves your device's authenticator.
- A trading session key, if you start one: kept for this tab only, and gone when it closes.
- Your light and palette choices.
No cookies are set, and the site loads no analytics or advertising scripts.
02What is public, by design
Everything your account does on-chain is public and permanent: registering a passkey (its public key), deposits, orders, fills, cancels, withdrawals, and the session keys you grant. The tape indexes this public data so the site can show it. Anyone can do the same.
03What the services record
The relayer, which submits your signed actions so you pay no gas, records each action with the IP address that sent it. It uses them to rate-limit requests and the test-funds faucet.
The hosting providers that run this site and the services keep their own request logs under their own policies.
05Your choices
Signing out removes your passkey identity from this browser. Clearing the site's storage removes everything it kept. On-chain records can't be erased, by anyone.