Auctra is testnet software that runs USDC automations on Monad Testnet. This page explains what we collect to do that, and who helps us run it.
What we collect
- Your Privy user ID. Privy, not Auctra, holds the email or other login you sign in with.
- Your Telegram user and chat IDs, if you use Auctra from Telegram.
- Your Auctra Wallet address and the permission you grant Auctra on it. We never see or store its private keys.
- Your account type and business name, if you add one.
- The destinations, automations and limits you save, your timezone, and the history of every run.
- The plain-language requests you type, so we can turn them into an automation for you to confirm.
How we use it
Only to run the service: signing you in, showing you your automations, running them on schedule, and telling you how each run went. We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
Who processes it
- Privy, for sign-in and your embedded wallet.
- Neon, which hosts our database, and Vercel, which hosts the app.
- Telegram, if you use the Auctra bot.
- Anthropic, which reads the requests you type so Auctra can understand them.
- Monad Testnet, where transfers are public on the blockchain, like any onchain transaction.
Cookies and storage
Auctra only uses the cookies and browser storage needed to keep you signed in. We don't use analytics or advertising cookies.
Your choices
You can revoke Auctra's permission on your wallet at any time in Profile, which stops every automation. To have your account data deleted, contact us and we'll remove it. Onchain transactions can't be deleted by anyone.
Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to the Auctra team through the Telegram bot or the project's GitHub repository.