- P-6.1
What never arrives here
No broker login. No account number, balance, equity curve, statement or trade history. No card number: the digits are typed into the processor’s frame and the desk is never shown them.
A unit runs inside your terminal, on your machine, and reports to nothing. There is no call home to switch off, because there is no call home.
- P-6.2
The register
- Arm-page address. The network address stamped when the payment frame opens. Visible only inside the back office. Held for fraud screening and for the evidence a dispute asks for.
- Order record. Whether it paid or not: the address the processor reports, the name against it, the unit and clock, the deploy token, the Core Token.
- Server logs. Requests, addresses, browser strings, referrers. Automatic, uninspected, rotated.
- Correspondence. Whatever you write in, held long enough to answer it and to pick the thread up again.
Cookies sit in their own register, three entries long: P-7 Cookie Protocol.
- P-6.3
Who else sees a slice
Three suppliers hold a slice of that register between them: the payment processor, the host the site runs on, the carrier that delivers email. None of them receives the others’ slice. Past those three, only a demand the law obliges the desk to answer.
- P-6.4
How long each entry lives
Logs turn over on a short cycle. Correspondence lasts while it is still useful and is then deleted. Order records are the long ones: tax and accounting rules set the clock on those and it runs for years, which is why they outlive an erasure request.
- P-6.5
Why any of it is held
- handing over the archive, then holding that page reachable until the term expires;
- answering what you write in, and sending the notices an order generates;
- running the site, defending it, and meeting the tax, accounting and fraud-screening duties attached to selling anything at all.
Nothing is sold, rented or swapped. No marketing goes out unless you ask for it.
- P-6.6
Adults only
Nobody under eighteen should be buying here. Data from a minor is deleted the moment the desk learns of it.
- P-6.7
What you can demand
Access, correction, erasure, restriction, objection, portability — whichever of those your own country hands you. Write to [email protected]. No reason is required, and none will be asked for.
Two limits, stated plainly: the retention clock above is set by statute rather than by the desk, and erasing a record neither restores a lapsed licence nor lengthens a running one.
A complaint about any of this goes to the same address and is read by the same person as a request.
- P-6.8
Where it sits, and what guards it
The servers behind the desk and behind those three suppliers may stand in a country that is not yours. Encryption in transit, access held to the operator alone, credentials stored apart from the database. Perfect security is not a thing anyone has; this page does not claim it.
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