Privacy Policy

CryptoBit may collect information provided directly by users, information generated through platform use, and information received from service providers that support identity, security, payment, analytics, communications, and compliance workflows.

Data collection should be limited to what is reasonably necessary to provide platform services, secure accounts, satisfy legal obligations, and improve product reliability.

Account information may include name, email address, phone number, username, password credentials, country of residence, communication preferences, and profile settings.

Users are responsible for keeping account information accurate and for protecting access credentials.

If CryptoBit introduces real-money services, identity verification may require government identification, proof of address, date of birth, tax information, biometric checks, sanctions screening results, and related due diligence records.

Identity verification data must be handled under applicable privacy, financial crime, and data protection laws.

CryptoBit may collect device identifiers, browser type, operating system, IP address, session metadata, approximate location, referral sources, pages viewed, and diagnostic logs.

This information supports fraud prevention, security monitoring, service reliability, and abuse detection.

Transaction and order data may include order submissions, cancellations, fills, wallet movements, balances, deposits, withdrawals, blockchain transaction identifiers, fee records, and trading history.

Demo trading data is simulated, but any future real-money transaction data may be retained for legal, tax, audit, compliance, and dispute purposes.

CryptoBit may monitor login patterns, device sessions, API activity, withdrawal attempts, account changes, and suspicious behavior to protect users and platform integrity.

Security monitoring may involve automated systems and manual review by authorized personnel.

CryptoBit may use third-party providers for hosting, analytics, communications, identity verification, sanctions screening, fraud prevention, payments, custody, blockchain analytics, customer support, and incident response.

Service providers should be required to process data under appropriate contractual, security, and confidentiality obligations.

CryptoBit may retain data for as long as necessary to provide services, comply with law, resolve disputes, enforce agreements, and maintain security records.

Depending on applicable law, users may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, export, or object to processing of personal data. Requests may be sent to legal@cryptobit.com.

Users accessing CryptoBit from outside the operating jurisdiction may have data transferred to and processed in other countries.

International transfers must be reviewed for compliance with applicable privacy and financial services requirements before real-money launch.