Free DR lookups need no key. Sign in for $100 in credit.
This page explains in general terms what the service handles and why. It is not a contract negotiation.
The operator is LinksVerifier. This policy applies to the website, the free explorer and the API at linksverifier.com. Read it with the terms of use.
It is deliberately general, short and readable. It tells you the kinds of data involved, and it does not replace the legal advice your own business may need.
Signing in uses a Google account, so the service receives the basic profile details Google shares during sign-in. It also stores what an account needs to function: API keys, the credit balance and the record of calls and top-ups.
Each API request carries the domain you ask about. Requests need to be processed and billed, so they pass through our servers and may be recorded for billing, abuse prevention and debugging.
The explorer is free and keyless for its basic actions. Still, queries reach us. Using it still sends your queries to our servers, as any web form would.
Top-ups are made in USDT on the TRC-20 network from the account page. Blockchain transactions are public by design, so a payment can be seen on the network regardless of what we do. We do not take card details.
There is no card on file, because no card is needed to use the free credit. That keeps the surface small, and a small surface is easier to explain honestly.
You can create and replace keys on the account page. Guard it. Treat a key like a password and never publish it in client-side code.
Use the account page to contact us about your data. We have no separate mailbox published for this.
The site may keep small items in your browser to remember interface choices. You can clear them at any time.
Google handles the sign-in step under its own policy. Beyond that, we do not sell account data, and we do not describe data sources of third parties because our link data is from our own crawler.
If this page changes, the date at the top changes too. Check back. Continued use after a change means you accept the new text. Legal specifics such as storage periods or governing law are not stated here, since this page is a general notice.