Responsible for determining why and how personal data is processed for this service.
PRIVACY & DATA PROTECTION CENTRE
Privacy & your data
This notice explains what FindThatEdge Crypto collects, why it is used, the retention controls currently implemented, when service providers receive it and how to exercise your rights.
Effective 25 July 2026 · Version 1.1
Use this address for rights requests, complaints, consent withdrawal or data questions.
You may complain to the ICO or your local data-protection authority. We would value the chance to resolve the concern first.
What we use your data for, and how long we keep it.
We collect data you provide, data created when you use the service, public blockchain data you ask us to inspect and limited technical data needed to operate securely.
| Activity | Typical data | Purpose | Normal retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account and access | Email, workspace identity, role and security events | Provide and protect the service | No automated expiry is currently enforced; verified deletion requests are handled manually, subject to legal and security exceptions |
| Research workspace | Watchlists, DYOR notes, report inputs and saved preferences | Deliver the features you choose | Retained in the workspace until a verified deletion request is completed or the service record is decommissioned |
| Member community | Display name, unique @handle, forum posts, replies, mentions, workspace shares and role | Provide member communication, notifications and role-controlled collaboration | Retained with the member account or workspace until a verified deletion request is completed, subject to security, dispute and legal exceptions |
| Wallet and portfolio views | Public wallet addresses, asset data and user labels | Display and analyse connected holdings | The current deployed demonstration does not collect wallet credentials or persist a live portfolio connection |
| Service operations | Device, browser, diagnostic, rate-limit and audit records | Security, reliability and abuse prevention | Retention depends on the platform or service provider and any required security, dispute or legal record |
| Communications | Contact details, support messages and consent records | Respond to requests and send selected updates | Retained while needed to answer the request and meet applicable legal obligations |
Models assist research. They do not make legal or similarly significant decisions about you.
- Private prompts and workspace content are used only to deliver requested features and protect the service.
- Human review is required for material account, access or rights decisions.
- Model outputs can be incomplete or wrong. Source evidence and warnings remain visible.
- We do not infer sensitive personal traits for advertising or eligibility decisions.
Public addresses can become personal data when linked to a person.
- Only connect addresses you are authorised to inspect.
- Blockchain records are public and cannot be erased by FTEcrypto.
- Verified requests to remove labels, notes, saved links and derived workspace records are assessed and completed manually where no legal exception applies.
- Private keys and seed phrases must never be submitted. FTEcrypto does not need them.
The current deployment uses a verified manual request process.
01Send requestEmail the privacy team from the account address.02Verify identityWe confirm ownership before changing workspace records.03Review systemsRelevant product and provider records are identified.04Share the outcomeDeletion or a lawful exception is explained securely.
Automated inactivity expiry and a self-service deletion control are not currently implemented in this deployed experience. Deletion may be limited where records must be preserved for security, fraud prevention, legal claims or a statutory obligation.
Necessary storage keeps the app working.
Authentication, security, theme, accessibility and tutorial-progress storage may be necessary or device-local. Optional analytics or marketing storage must not activate until the relevant consent is recorded where law requires it.
Open data controlsTransfers require a recognised legal route.
Where personal data leaves the UK or another protected region, we use adequacy decisions or approved contractual safeguards, with risk assessment and supplementary security where required. Provider locations and transfer mechanisms are reviewed before use.
Make a request without navigating a legal maze.
Depending on your location and the processing involved, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, objection, consent withdrawal or review of an automated decision.
Email privacy@findthatedge.com with the account email and the right you want to exercise.
We ask only for information reasonably needed to protect the account and prevent fraudulent requests.
We locate relevant systems, apply lawful exceptions and explain any limitation.
We respond within the period required by applicable law and provide an appeal or complaint route where relevant.
Local rights supplement this global notice.
This summary is a practical routing guide, not a substitute for the law. The most protective applicable mandatory requirement governs where rules overlap.
United Kingdom
UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 rights apply, including access, correction, erasure, restriction, objection, portability and complaint to the ICO.
European Economic Area
EU GDPR rights apply. Where required, an EU representative and appropriate international-transfer mechanism will be identified before processing begins.
United States
State rights may include access, correction, deletion, portability and opt-out rights. FTEcrypto does not sell personal data or use it for cross-context behavioural advertising.
Canada
Access and correction rights apply under PIPEDA and relevant provincial laws, with consent and accountability requirements.
Australia
The Australian Privacy Principles may provide access, correction and complaint rights.
New Zealand
The Privacy Act 2020 may provide access, correction and complaint rights.
Brazil
LGPD rights may include confirmation, access, correction, portability, deletion and information about sharing.
South Africa
POPIA rights may include access, correction, objection and complaint to the Information Regulator.
Singapore
PDPA rights may include access, correction and withdrawal of consent, subject to legal limits.
Japan
APPI rights may include disclosure, correction, suspension of use and information about certain overseas transfers.
Switzerland
The revised Federal Act on Data Protection may provide access, correction and related transparency rights.
United Arab Emirates
Applicable federal or free-zone data laws may provide access, correction, deletion and objection rights.
India
Applicable digital personal data law may provide access, correction, erasure and grievance rights as provisions take effect.
South Korea
PIPA rights may include access, correction, deletion and suspension of processing.
Hong Kong
The Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance may provide access and correction rights.
Other locations
Local mandatory rights remain available where they apply. Contact us and we will route the request under the relevant law.
PRIVACY REQUESTS
Email privacy teamTell us what you need and the account or workspace involved.
Do not send private keys, seed phrases, full payment-card details or unnecessary identity documents by email.
This operational notice should be reviewed whenever products, processors, jurisdictions or data uses change. It does not replace tailored legal advice.