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Privacy Policy

What PolyGo stores and why.

This text is a draft. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer and is not final. The name of the company responsible for your data and the details of your legal rights will be added after legal review.

What PolyGo stores

PolyGo keeps the minimum it needs to run:

  • From Telegram: your Telegram ID, username and language.
  • Your wallet: your wallet addresses. Never your private key.
  • Your activity: your orders, trades and balances, and the referral code your account is linked to.
  • Your location check: your IP address, used for the location check.
  • Partner applications: the name, contact and channel details you send through the partner form.
  • Dashboard accounts: a username, and the password only as a one-way hash.

What this website stores in your browser

Two small cookies, and nothing else:

  • pg_lang remembers the language you chose, for one year.
  • pg_ref remembers the referral code you arrived with, for 30 days, so the Telegram button can carry it.

The site does not use advertising cookies. If analytics are switched on in the future, they will be of a kind that sets no cookies and collects no personal data.

Who else processes data

PolyGo does not sell your data. The services that PolyGo runs on process data in order to provide the service: the wallet provider (Privy), the hosting and database providers, Telegram, and Polymarket.

Trades happen on a public blockchain. Wallet addresses and transactions there are public and cannot be deleted by anyone.

How long data is kept

IP addresses are deleted after 90 days. Account data is kept while you use PolyGo.

Your choices

You can ask PolyGo to delete your account data. Two things may be kept: the trade and fee records that the books require, and the record needed to stop the same person from getting the free period again.

Contact

support@polygotrade.com