Privacy policy

What we collect

When you first start the bot, exactly two fields are saved from Telegram:

• the numeric Telegram account id — without it there is nowhere to send alerts;
• your public @username, if you have one set.

Telegram hands apps noticeably more — first name, last name, language, avatar, Premium status. We <b>do not store</b> any of that. The service never asks for a phone number or an email address at all.

What appears from what you do

• the alert rules you assembled in the builder;
• a log of delivered notifications;
• your coin blacklist, starred items and saved filters;
• wallet addresses you added to your watchlist yourself (these are other people’s public blockchain addresses, not yours);
• for accounts on the Influencer plan — the token of their own Telegram bot (stored encrypted) and a payout address.

Payment

Subscriptions are paid through CryptoPay (@CryptoBot). Card details and banking data never reach us — we neither see nor store them. From a payment we keep only the invoice id, the amount, the plan and the subscription dates.

Who the data goes to

• <b>Telegram</b> — to deliver a message, your chat id and the text of the alert go there. Without it there is no product.
• <b>CryptoPay</b> — at payment time: the amount, the plan name and an internal account number.
• <b>Pushover</b> — only if you connected alert mirroring there yourself: your Pushover key and the notification text.
• <b>Another user’s bot</b> — only if you subscribed to an influencer channel through our Router feature: delivery goes through their bot.

The data goes nowhere else and is never sold.

The site and analytics

The site runs Umami — web analytics on our own server, without cookies and without profiling. It counts page views and the referrer, but does not tie them to a Telegram account.

The service sets no cookies. Local browser storage keeps only your interface settings — starred items, filters and a session token so you do not have to sign in again. That lives in your browser; clearing site data wipes all of it.

Where it is stored

On rented servers we administer ourselves: the database and the backups sit on separate machines, access is closed behind passwords and keys. Third-party bot tokens are stored encrypted.

How long we keep it and how to delete it

The data lives as long as the account does. Write to contacts — we will delete the account and everything tied to it: rules, delivery history, starred items, watchlists. Payment records remain as a record of the transaction.

Changes

If the set of data or the list of recipients changes, we will correct this page and update the date at the top. Substantial changes will also be announced in the bot.