privacy.notice()
Data the service may process
Depending on deployment and use, NexCompute may process wallet addresses, network and security logs, job metadata, provider hardware and benchmark information, billing records, support messages, and abuse or dispute evidence. Workload content should be minimized and encrypted where practical.
Public blockchain data
Wallet addresses, transaction identifiers and smart-contract state written to Solana may be public and difficult or impossible to erase. Workload content and unnecessary personal data should not be written on-chain.
Compute providers
Selected compute providers operate their own machines. Container execution isolates workloads from many host resources, while the provider remains the operator of the physical machine.
Sharing
Data may be shared where necessary with the selected compute provider, infrastructure processors, professional advisers, payment or blockchain services, and authorities where legally required.
Retention and requests
NexCompute retains operational data according to the service configuration, security requirements and applicable obligations. Privacy requests should be directed through the operator contact channel published with the deployed service.
Security
The repository uses defense-in-depth controls for the web application, coordinator, worker and Solana program. Security documentation is available with the source repository.