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Cookies & local storage

Dritch sets no cookies at all. This page exists anyway, because "cookie policy" is the term people search for the disclosure below; it's really about browser storage and one external font request.

No analytics   No ad tech   No tracking pixels

What's actually stored in your browser

Everything below is localStorage, not a cookie; it never leaves your browser, is never sent to Dritch's server on every request the way a cookie is, and exists purely so the app doesn't forget your preferences on reload.

KeyWhat it remembers
dritch:themeLight or dark mode
dritch:enteredWhether you've clicked past the landing page this session
dritch:tabWhich page you were last on
dritch:receipts:<address>A local cache of your Send/Swap/Bridge receipts, shown in Portfolio → Invoices
dritch:receipt-seq:*The counter behind each receipt's invoice number
dritch:cookie-consentThat you've dismissed the notice this page describes

Your wallet connector (e.g. MetaMask's extension, or WalletConnect for mobile wallets) also keeps its own local connection state so it can reconnect you on reload; that's set by the wallet library, not by Dritch's own code, and it's what makes "stay connected across a refresh" work at all.

The one external request: Google Fonts

Dritch loads Space Grotesk, Inter and JetBrains Mono from fonts.googleapis.com. Loading a font this way sends your browser's IP address to Google as part of the request; standard for any site using a font CDN, but worth naming plainly rather than burying it. No Dritch code reads or stores anything from that request; it's a font file, not a tracking script.

Why there's no cookie banner with real toggles

A banner with "accept" and "reject" buttons that both do the same thing is its own kind of dishonesty. Since there's no analytics or advertising cookie here to opt out of, the notice you saw is a plain disclosure with one acknowledgement, not a fake choice.

Clearing this data

Everything on this page lives in your browser, under your control: clearing your browser's site data for this domain removes all of it instantly, with nothing to request from Dritch. For the separate question of data Dritch's server holds (email, bank details), see Privacy → Deleting your data.

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