Warrant Canary - Crypto Privacy Tracker

Signed Statement

As of January 19, 2026, the operators of Crypto Privacy Tracker have:

NOT received any National Security Letters or FISA court orders
NOT received any warrants or subpoenas
NOT received any law enforcement requests for user data
NOT been subject to any gag orders
NOT been compelled to modify the site to compromise user privacy

This statement will be updated and re-signed every 6 months. Next update expected by July 2026. If this statement is not updated, or if it disappears, assume the worst.

Current block height: 940765

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What is a Warrant Canary?

A warrant canary is a method by which a service provider can inform users that they have NOT been served with a secret government subpoena or warrant. Because certain legal orders (like National Security Letters) come with gag orders preventing disclosure, providers cannot say they HAVE received such orders.

However, they CAN simply stop saying they haven't. If this canary stops being updated, is removed, or the signature becomes invalid, it may indicate that the operator has received a legal order they cannot disclose.

Verify the signature: Download the operator's public PGP key and verify this statement is authentically signed. The statement should be re-signed every 6 months with a current date.