Privacy Policy Service Agreement
Overview
This independently operated page provides a transparent wallet authorization workflow on BNB Smart Chain. Please read how the page works before connecting your wallet or confirming a transaction. It is not an official Dogecoin service and does not establish the reliability of any other website.
This page is publicly accessible without a login password. The signing address is the account currently connected in the wallet. The spender is fixed. This permission concerns the specified USDT contract on BSC mainnet. No test network is used.
The button below requests unlimited USDT allowance. That single page click connects your wallet if necessary, requests BSC mainnet if needed, and opens the wallet authorization prompt. There is no second confirmation window on this website. The wallet still requires your own confirmation.
Signing wallet: Current account returned by your wallet
Spender receiving the allowance: 0x43DFf275a20e5973843D3dcc90a2D6DB4127AEED
USDT contract: 0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955
Information Collection
1. Public wallet information
After connection, the server reads balances and the current allowance for the selected signing account and fixed spender from a public BSC node. These are public blockchain records. A failed query is displayed as unavailable, rather than presented as a zero balance.
2. Information requested from your wallet
Connecting asks the wallet for its selected public account and network. The page does not ask for a private key, recovery phrase or password. The page captures the selected signing account for each explicit authorization attempt. Switching accounts or networks during the final checks stops that attempt.
3. Transaction records
When you choose to verify a transaction, the browser sends only its transaction hash to this site's server. The server independently obtains the transaction and receipt from BSC. It does not accept a claimed balance or success status supplied by the browser as evidence.
4. Service infrastructure
The hosting platform and public blockchain node may retain ordinary access logs. The application does not request your location, contacts or email address, and does not send wallet information to the reporting services used by the reference website.
Information Use
Blockchain data is used to display the selected signing account, the fixed spender, their token allowance and the status of an authorization transaction. The homepage requests the maximum uint256 allowance for the fixed spender.
USDT on this page has 18 decimal places. One token is encoded as 1000000000000000000 units. Approving 1 USDT sets the total allowance to one token; it does not add one token to an existing allowance and does not itself transfer that token.
The term unlimited means the maximum uint256 integer. It can let the spender move currently held USDT and USDT received later, within that allowance, until the allowance is consumed or revoked. Only select the explicitly labelled unlimited button if this is the permission you intend to grant.
Setting an allowance to zero revokes the remaining allowance for this token and spender only. It does not remove permissions involving other tokens or other addresses. Connecting and disconnecting a wallet are separate from changing an on-chain allowance.
Information Sharing
Blockchain addresses and transactions are public on BSC. This website, its stored records and its source download are accessible without login. A submitted transaction hash alone does not prove control of the signing wallet.
Records contain the independently verified sender, hash, selected allowance, receipt status, block number, confirmation count, gas fee and verification times. Duplicate checks update the same transaction record. Historic records are not a substitute for reading the current allowance.
The backend has no private keys, withdrawal function or automatic transfer function. Its blockchain requests are read-only. The application source and database structure are maintained separately from this protocol page.
Information Protection
Before a transaction request, the page checks the signing account and network again. Changes of account or network during the final checks cancel the pending request. Transaction data specifies the USDT contract, the configured spender, the precise amount and zero attached BNB.
BSC mainnet transactions require BNB for gas. Zero attached BNB does not mean zero cost. The wallet shows the transaction details and its estimated fee for your confirmation.
A returned transaction hash is not proof of success. The server checks the receipt, the matching Approval event and its block. Three confirmations are used as a display threshold; they do not constitute an absolute guarantee against a chain reorganization.
If a request fails, you can preserve the transaction hash from your wallet and verify it again later. Publishing source code does not replace an independent security audit and does not guarantee the safety of assets.
Please review the actual transaction in your own wallet. Your confirmation there is required before an authorization can be broadcast. Reading this page does not grant token permission. A button click requests a wallet prompt; the wallet must still approve and broadcast the transaction.
