Nothing to log. Nothing to leak.
The incentive runs the right way, so there is no business reason to record a single request, and we don’t.
Why there's nothing to log
The line that matters comes before the policy: We make money on Edge, so we never monetize your traffic. That is also why there is nothing to log.There is no business reason to record a single request, so we don’t. The rest of this page is the receipts.
What we don't log
The Azul endpoint, https://rpc.baseazul.dev, does not log any of this:
- IP addresses on the JSON-RPC path
- Request bodies (the JSON-RPC payload itself)
- Response bodies
- Wallet addresses
- Headers that could identify you
- Cookies (none are set on the RPC path)
There are no per-request records. Nothing to subpoena, share, or sell.
What we don't do
- We don’t require an API key for public traffic.
- We don’t sell user data.
- We don’t correlate Azul usage with any other service.
- We don’t propagate identifying headers (X-Forwarded-For, Forwarded, Via, etc.) anywhere downstream.
- We don’t run any third-party analytics, pixels, or trackers on the RPC endpoint.
For completeness: this marketing site (the pages you’re reading now) uses Vercel Analytics for aggregate, cookieless page views. It is a separate domain and never touches the RPC path, the no-log posture above is about https://rpc.baseazul.dev, where it counts most.
What we do count
Anonymous, in-memory aggregate counters only:
- Total requests per minute, bucketed (no per-client breakdown)
- Latency percentiles (no client identifiers)
- Error rate (no client identifiers)
- Daily egress byte counter (resets daily, not attributed to any IP)
These are bucketed counters with no identifier dimensions. They exist to detect outages and capacity-plan. They reset on process restart. They could not reconstruct who you are or what you queried even if we wanted them to, and we don’t.
The privacy you just read is a side effect. Go use it.
Point your wallet at the fast path: no key, no account, nothing recorded. Or, if you run a desk where milliseconds are PnL, that’s where the bill lands instead of on your traffic.