Security
What we store
Public chain data, the record derived from it, and the settings you chose. No keys, because there is nowhere to put one.
#What Accuren holds
| Kind | Example | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Watched addresses | 0x7a1c…4f9e, labelled ledger | To know what to replay and what is a self-transfer |
| Derived events | Multiplier accruals, disposals, basis lots | The record itself |
| Public reference data | Multiplier history, published FX rates, issuer filings | So a past figure can be recomputed and checked |
| Settings | Jurisdiction, currency, lot matching, classification | They decide every figure |
| Exports | Generated files | Immutable, so an amendment has a paper trail |
What it never holds
Private keys, seed phrases, signing sessions, or wallet approvals. There is no field for them anywhere in the product.
#Getting it out
curl -X POST https://api.accuren.xyz/v1/exports \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCUREN_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"format": "activity"}'One call per file, uncapped: positions, activity, multipliers, koinly. Each is the whole history rather than the page-sized slice the dashboard shows, and each converted figure carries the rate and its publication date in the row. It is your record of your position and it should outlive your subscription with us.
#Deleting
- Removing an address stops the watch and deletes its derived events.
- Closing the account deletes addresses, events, settings, and keys.
- Public reference data stays. Multiplier history and published rates are not personal data, and dropping them would destroy the archive for everyone else who holds the same token.
Export before you delete
Deletion is not reversible, and the multiplier history behind your figures may no longer be recoverable from the chain by the time you want it back.