privacy
What MoltNode keeps
Short version: no accounts, no stored requests, rate-limit counters keyed by IP that expire quickly, and the hosting provider's standard logs.
- No account, no key
- MoltNode has no sign-up and no API keys, so it holds no profile, email or payment data about you.
- Request bodies are not stored
- MoltNode does not store your JSON-RPC requests or the answers. It passes each request to an upstream RPC provider and returns the answer.
- Rate limiting uses your IP address
- To keep the free service fair, each client (IPv4 address, or IPv6 /64) gets a request and data budget. These counters live in memory and in Cloudflare's rate-limit counters for seconds to a day, and are not written anywhere else.
- Aggregate counters
- MoltNode counts requests, errors and latency per chain. These counters do not contain IP addresses or request contents.
- Hosting provider logs
- MoltNode runs on Cloudflare Workers. Cloudflare keeps standard request logs (time, path, status and connection metadata such as IP address) for a few days, used only to debug the service.
- Upstream RPC providers
- Your request is forwarded to one of the chain's upstream providers (for example Alchemy, dRPC, PublicNode or the chain's own public RPC). They see the request coming from MoltNode, not from your IP address, and handle it under their own privacy policies.
- Swap tools
- The MCP tools chord_find_token and chord_swap_quote call Chord's API (getchord.xyz) with the parameters you pass, including a wallet address when you give one. MoltNode never sees private keys: transactions are signed in your own wallet.
- No selling, no ads
- MoltNode does not sell or share data with advertisers and runs no third-party trackers in the RPC path.
Questions: open an issue at github.com/tuantqse90/moltnode-mcp. MoltNode is a free public service from Chord. See also For agents.
Last updated 2026-10-15