How we handle data

Updated: 15 August 2026 · Terms of Service

We store only what the service needs to run. There are no email/password accounts, no cards, and we do not ask for identity documents.

What we store

Data	Why
Telegram profile: numeric id, name, username	This is your account: we recognize you by id every time you use the bot.
Your deposit address and top-up history: amounts, transaction hashes, sender addresses	Crediting your balance and resolving disputed transfers.
Balance and full operation history: purchases, refunds, subscription charges, adjustments	Money accounting. Every balance is reconciled against this ledger.
TRON addresses you enter: rental targets, subscriptions, favorites, plus addresses and hashes you submit for AML checks	A target address is required to deliver the service; history lets you see your orders and check results.

Who data is shared with

Network resource provider — the address receiving delegated energy or bandwidth, and order parameters.
AML provider — the address or transaction hash you asked us to check.
Infrastructure — servers and database that run the service, and public blockchain data services we use to see your top-ups.

We do not sell data or share it for advertising. Your Telegram profile is not passed to suppliers.

About the blockchain

All TRON transfers are public: your deposit address, amounts, and sender addresses are visible to anyone in a block explorer. We cannot hide or delete that — it is how the network works.

How long we keep data

We keep operation history while the service runs: balances are reconciled against it, and selectively deleting slices would break accounting. Your Telegram profile is kept while your account exists in the service.

Website

This site has no ad trackers or analytics. The browser only stores your language choice. Fonts on the landing page load from Google Fonts — opening that page contacts Google.

Questions

Support — @mark_pm_fintech or the Support button in the Telegram bot.