Last updated: April 24, 2026 · Effective from install
Antares (“the Extension”) is a browser extension that scans Solana token addresses on supported trading platforms and returns a risk assessment. This policy explains exactly what we process, which third parties are involved, where data goes, and the rights you can exercise.
The short version: we process Solana contract addresses you look at, plus the technical metadata any HTTPS service inherently sees (your IP, your browser user-agent). We do not collect names, emails, wallet addresses, or browsing history beyond the single page where an address is detected.
The Extension is operated by the COMEALAMAISONGROUPE project. Bug reports and feature requests go through antaresscan.com/support. For privacy questions, see the Contact section.
When the Extension detects a Solana contract address (base58, 32–44 characters) on a supported page, that address is sent to our API (antares-extension.vercel.app/api/scan) together with the request. The address is public blockchain data. Our legal basis for processing it is legitimate interest: it is the minimum data needed to deliver the risk assessment the user explicitly requested.
Any HTTPS request to our API is received via Vercel's edge network. Vercel sees and may log:
We do not correlate this metadata with an identity. We do not use it for analytics, profiling, or advertising.
If the Extension sends an X-Antares-Install header (a random opaque identifier generated by your browser on first install), we use it alongside your IP as a rate-limit key so multiple users sharing a corporate NAT each get a fair quota. The identifier is opaque — we cannot derive any personal information from it — and you may clear it at any time by uninstalling and reinstalling the Extension.
The Extension's content script runs only on the following trading platforms, each declared in the manifest's host_permissions. On any other site the Extension is dormant.
dexscreener.combirdeye.sopump.funphoton-sol.tinyastro.ioaxiom.tradegmgn.aiapp.telemetry.iowww.geckoterminal.comOn these sites the Extension reads the URL and the visible page DOM to find a Solana contract address. It does not read form fields, credentials, cookies, or other page content.
To deliver the scan, the API forwards the contract address (not your IP) to a small set of external services, each with its own privacy policy linked below.
| Processor | Purpose | Data shared | Policy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vercel | API hosting and edge network | Request metadata (IP, UA) | policy |
| Upstash (Redis) | Cache and rate limiting | Hashed IP + optional install ID, cached scan results | policy |
| DexScreener | Price / liquidity / OHLCV data | Contract address | policy |
| RugCheck | LP burn status, risk flags | Contract address | site |
| GoPlus Security | Honeypot and contract permissions | Contract address | policy |
| Helius | On-chain holder and supply data | Contract address | policy |
| Solscan | Token metadata, age, transfers | Contract address | policy |
| GeckoTerminal | OHLCV candles for chart layer | Pair address | policy |
| Google (Gemini API) | Natural-language summary of scan results | Anonymised scan flags and scoring outputs. No contract address or user identifier is sent. | policy |
| Sentry | Error and performance monitoring | Error stack traces, occasional IP (Sentry default) | policy |
We do not sell, rent, or share your data for advertising. We do not use processors beyond this list.
Our infrastructure (Vercel, Upstash, Sentry) operates primarily from data centres in the United States. If you access the Extension from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland, technical request metadata is transferred outside your region. We rely on the processors' Standard Contractual Clauses where available. You can find each processor's transfer mechanism in their privacy policy linked above.
The Extension requests the following permissions, declared in package.json:
Under GDPR (EEA / UK / Switzerland), CCPA (California), and similar laws, you have the right to:
In practice, because we do not store an identifier tied to you beyond transient rate-limit windows, there is typically no data to access or delete. If you want to be certain no request metadata persists, the fastest action is to uninstall the Extension and (optionally) clear your Chrome extension data.
To make a formal request, email the address in section 12 with a description of the right you are exercising. We will respond within 30 days.
The Extension is not directed at children under 13 (US) or 16 (EEA). We do not knowingly collect data from children.
Security issues should be reported privately by emailing antaresantiscam@gmail.com with subject [SECURITY]. Do not include exploit details in any public channel. If a data breach affects you, we will notify you without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after becoming aware of it, in line with GDPR Article 33.
For privacy requests or questions, email antaresantiscam@gmail.com — see our support page for bug reports, feature requests, or verdict feedback. For security reports, email the same address with subject [SECURITY]. Do not include exploit details in any public channel.
If we materially change how the Extension processes data, we will update the date at the top of this page and publish a note in the repository's CHANGELOG.md. Continuing to use the Extension after a change means you accept the updated policy.