Legal

Privacy

Short, because there is not much to say. Most of what a service like this would normally collect, Pillar never receives.

Updated 10 September 2026

What we never ask for

There is no account and no signup. Pillar does not ask for your name, your email, or identity documents, and there is no password to lose. We do not sell data, and we run no advertising and no cross-site tracking.

What the site sees

Your public wallet address, once you choose to connect it, plus ordinary web request data such as an IP address and a browser type — used to serve the site and to spot abuse, and nothing further.

What the chain records

Deposits, borrows, repayments, harvests and liquidations are recorded on a public blockchain. They are readable by anyone, they are permanent, and they cannot be deleted — by us or by you. That is a property of the chain, not a policy choice, and it is worth understanding before your first transaction.

Who else is involved

Your browser talks directly to an RPC provider and to your wallet extension. Each of those is operated by someone else and carries its own policy, which governs what it sees.

Questions: support@pillar.finance

Pillar is in open beta. Start with small amounts.DocsWhitepaperRiskOpen the app