Reference
Legal and privacy
Credit terms, browser history, provider data, and privacy.
Where your data lives
Browser
Conversations + drafts
AgentPass
Credit + usage metadata
Reference
Credit terms, browser history, provider data, and privacy.
Where your data lives
Browser
Conversations + drafts
AgentPass
Credit + usage metadata
Provider
Prompts + recent context
AgentPass sells access to AI inference through on-chain credit payments. This page is a product summary, not legal advice.
Topup credit is for Chat and API usage. It cannot be withdrawn as cash or transferred through the app. New credit never expires. Existing grants retain their original terms. Topups do not issue NFTs or grant rewards, tokens, or airdrop allocations.
Users are responsible for access to their wallets and for checking whether the service is permitted in their jurisdiction. Read Risks for payment and availability limitations.
AI responses can be wrong. Model prices and availability can change; requests in flight retain their reserved pricing. No output is financial, legal, or professional advice from AgentPass.
The service stores wallet addresses, Agent ID handles, payment events, credit records, hashed API credentials, and usage metadata. It also records model and key management actions. The application database does not persist Chat prompt or response content. Chain transactions are public.
Chat saves conversation messages, titles, drafts, model selection, and thinking settings in this browser's localStorage, scoped by wallet. Signing out hides that history but does not delete it. Delete individual conversations in the sidebar or clear site data to remove local history. It does not sync between devices.
The browser also uses a session cookie and stores a submitted topup transaction hash to resume receipt checks. The session cookie is httpOnly and expires after seven days. Full API key secrets are shown once, held temporarily in the creation dialog, and are not saved in browser storage by AgentPass. Copying a secret puts it on your system clipboard.
Chat prompts and recent conversation context, and API request messages, are sent through OpenRouter to the selected provider. Provider retention and processing depend on the applicable provider policies. Removing local history does not retract content already sent to a provider or remove financial usage records.
Avoid including private keys, credentials, or unnecessary personal information in requests. See Chat for browser storage behavior and Security for account and key boundaries.
Use the project's official contact channels for support, privacy, and legal questions.