About this website
Privacy information
No account is needed here. Network requests and email can still leave technical records.
Updated on 2026-10-02
This page describes the features currently provided by Tracepu. The site has no user accounts, payment system or contact form, and it does not ask you to upload trading records. That does not make browsing or email free of technical records.
What the website does not do
- There is no registration, login, member profile or account dashboard.
- You cannot deposit money, pay, place trades or leave funds with Tracepu.
- There is no website form requesting identity documents, passwords or private keys.
- The site does not load advertising tracking scripts. Visit and referral-action measurement is described below.
Tracepu uses Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to count page visits, clicks on referral links and successful invite-code copies. A copy event sends only the successful action and copy method; the site script does not read or upload clipboard contents. GA4 may set first-party cookies and process page, session, device and network information under Google’s privacy policy. If forms, accounts or other processing are introduced, this explanation needs to be updated to match the actual service.
Each page also carries a Cloudflare Web Analytics script, added by Cloudflare as part of serving the site. It gives us totals such as how often a page was viewed, which site a reader came from and how quickly the page loaded. Cloudflare describes the script as working without cookies or localStorage and says it does not identify visitors from IP addresses or browser characteristics; that is Cloudflare’s account of its own tool. To keep GA4 and the Cloudflare script from running at all, use a script-blocking extension in your browser.
What an order-rules lookup sends
Only when you run the lookup does your browser send a public GET request to data-api.binance.vision, including the trading pair you entered, such as BTCUSDT. The request retrieves public rules. It does not include account credentials, balances, orders, holdings or payment details.
The data provider can receive information normally associated with a network request, including your IP address, browser or network information and the requested pair. Its own practices govern that processing. A pair can also reveal what you are interested in, so this is not an offline calculator with no external connection.
Ordinary visits can produce logs
Pages reach you through Cloudflare. To deliver them, Cloudflare processes request details such as the IP address you connect from, the URL and the kind of browser you use under Cloudflare’s privacy policy. The Tracepu server itself is not set up to store access logs. Even so, we do not promise that a visit leaves no logs.
If you ask about a particular visit, include its approximate time and the page address. We can check what records actually exist, but those details may not be enough to identify a request or connect it to you.
Information you send by email
Email to [email protected] includes your sending address, the message and any attachments you choose to include. It passes through the relevant email services. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, API keys, recovery phrases, private keys, identity documents or complete trading histories.
Email is not a guaranteed confidential or urgent support channel. We do not promise a fixed response time. The contact page explains which questions are appropriate.
When you open another website
An exchange or other linked service handles visits under its own terms and privacy practices. Tracepu does not control that processing. Referral links are identified as explained in our affiliate disclosure.
Ask about a privacy concern
Describe the page, approximate time and type of concern. Leave unrelated sensitive information out. Because there are no user accounts here, a general description may not identify a specific visit; any response has to start with the data actually available.
If this explanation does not match a feature you see, report the discrepancy using the corrections process. Our editorial policy also explains who is responsible for published information and how it is checked.