Privacy Policy

• Your email address — to create the account, verify it, reset the password, and tell you about your money. Nothing is sold and nothing is used for marketing.
• A username and an avatar — how other members see you when you are paid or when you pay somebody.
• Your IP address — kept with each sign-in and each reward. It is the only way to tell one person with one account from one person with nine, and it is what every earning system checks before it pays.
• Your browser and operating system — shown to you on the Active Sessions screen so you can recognise a session that is not yours.
• The country an IP is registered in — resolved from public network records, for the same session screen and for adverts aimed at particular countries.
• Your balances and every transaction — this is the ledger. It is the service.

Only where the service cannot work otherwise, and only the minimum each one needs:

• Blockchains. A deposit or withdrawal is a public transaction, permanently, to everybody. That is how they work.
• Offerwalls and advertisers. When you open an offerwall we pass an account identifier so the provider can tell us who to pay. They may also see your IP and device — their pages run on their servers, under their own privacy policies.
• Faucets and merchants you deal with. A payout tells the faucet owner which account was paid. Our payment address exists so you never have to hand them the email you sign in with.
• Anti-fraud lookups. An IP address may be checked against public network and Tor records, and against a proxy-detection service, to decide whether a reward is paid.
• Cloudflare Turnstile for the captcha, and analytics on the public pages.

• Network adverts use a visitor’s IP the way every earning system does — to exclude VPN, datacentre and bot traffic and to count a genuine view or click once per day, for payment and nothing else. No advertising tracker follows anyone between sites and no profile is built; advertisers and publishers see only aggregate counts (views, unique views, clicks, earnings), never a visitor’s identity.

• The ledger is permanent. A double-entry record cannot have rows removed without the books ceasing to balance, so transactions stay for as long as the platform does.
• Sessions disappear when they expire or when you log them out.
• Anti-fraud lookups are cached for about a month and then re-checked.
• Support tickets stay while the account does.

• See every session, and end any of them, from Account Settings.
• Change your email address, your username and your payment address.
• Ask us, through Support, for a copy of what is held about you.
• Ask us to close the account. The ledger rows behind it remain, because the platform’s books have to balance — but the account and its personal details go.

Your sign-in token lives in your browser's local storage — that is what keeps you logged in, and clearing it logs you out. The public pages use analytics cookies. There is no advertising tracker following you between sites, and nothing here builds a profile of you for sale.

The service is not for anybody under 18, and accounts found to belong to a child are closed.

The date at the top is when this last changed. Anything that materially affects what is collected or who sees it will be announced on the platform, not slipped in.