What we do not collect.
Short, because there is not much. No accounts, no passwords, no advertising profile and nothing sold to anybody.
In one paragraph.
We do not ask for your name, email or password to browse this site. If you use the Wall or Certified Lander you provide a public Solana wallet address and may write a message for the Wall. Wallet records and Wall messages are public. A Lander display name is used locally on the card preview and exported PNG, rather than sent to the registry. We do not sell data and we do not run advertising trackers.
What is actually processed.
Browsing
The site is static. Our hosting provider records standard server information such as the request, the time and a network address and browser information. Retention and processing follow the hosting provider policy; this site does not control those logs.
Wallet addresses
A Solana wallet address is already public information on a public blockchain. When you connect a wallet to leave a mark, or ask the registry for a Lander card, that address and its LANDING balance are read and may be shown alongside your mark or on your Certified Lander card. Wallet addresses are not necessarily anonymous.
You approve every transaction in your own wallet. A mark on the Wall is a payment of 5,000 LANDING with the message attached. A Lander card follows a swap you make through Jupiter. Neither asks for a token spending allowance.
The Lander registry keeps the ID, the wallet address, the qualifying transaction and the balance recorded at issue. Anyone who enters a wallet address can look its record up, without proving they own that wallet.
What you type
Wall messages are public and permanently associated with your wallet address. A Certified Lander display name stays in your browser and in any PNG you export or choose to share. Do not put private information in public messages.
Local storage
The site's own code uses two local storage entries on the Certified Lander page: your public wallet address once a card is confirmed or restored (landing:lander-wallet), so the page can show the same card on your next visit, and the transaction signature of a swap while the registry checks it (landing:pending-signature). Neither is a cookie. The cookie and local storage policy explains both in full.
Third parties
Some pages link to block explorers, exchanges and social platforms. Once you follow a link you are on their site under their policy, and we have no control over or visibility into what they collect.
The Wall and Certified Lander pages load code from Jupiter and from public code libraries (jsDelivr and esm.sh), and the Transparency, Wall and Lander pages read from the project's own registry service. Those services see each request, as any web server does. The Jupiter swap window and your wallet app are run by their providers and may keep their own data under their own policies.
Removal
To have a mark or a Certified Lander record removed, email contact@landingcoin.fun from a channel you can demonstrate control of, or ask in the public channels. On-chain activity cannot be removed by anyone, including us, because that is what a public blockchain is.
If this changes.
This page was last updated on 26 October 2026. Material changes will be noted in the public channels rather than quietly edited in.
Questions about any of this?
Email the project directly. It goes to a person.