Privacy

No account, no tracking

Exposer has no accounts, sets no tracking cookies and runs no ads or analytics scripts.

What we keep about visitors

• The handle, wallet or token address you check, to run the check and show it in the public lists.
• Your IP address, stored with each check to limit how many checks one connection can start. We erase it after 30 days.
• A count of shares per verdict, with no information about who shared.
• Disputes: what you write in the form and the contact you give, kept while we handle it and up to 12 months after, then erased.
• Telegram bot: your Telegram chat id and username, who invited you, and how many checks and invite credits you used, to run the free daily checks and the invite rewards.
• Claims: the handle and the public wallets a KOL names on the claim page, with the IP address of the attempt, erased after 30 days. Confirmed wallets stay linked to the handle and are shown on its page.

What we show about KOLs and coins

A verdict page uses public data only: the X handle, name, follower count and public posts, wallets linked to the handle by public sources (the wallet's own X profile, Kolscan, Fomo, pump.fun), and transactions on the Solana blockchain. Each source is named on the page. If a page is about you, you can ask for a correction or removal through the dispute form. A coin page shows what wallets did with a token, from public transactions, never who owns them.

Services we rely on

• Railway, which hosts the site and its database.
• Helius, a Solana data provider: we send it the wallet addresses being checked.
• Public read-only sources: fxtwitter for public X profiles and posts, Kolscan, pump.fun and Fomo profiles, DexScreener for token names, Binance for the SOL price.

Changes

We will update this page if what we collect changes. The date at the top shows the latest version.