1. Controller and scope

Dexponent Inc. is the controller for personal information it processes to operate dexponent.com and its beta services. Company number: 2122012. Registered office: Intershore Consult (BVI) Ltd., Intershore Chambers, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Contact support@dexponent.com with the subject Privacy Request.

This notice covers the website, support and relevant beta features. It does not announce a browser extension or separate mobile app. External login, wallet, trading and asset providers have their own notices. Rights depend on applicable law.

2. Information and sources

You may provide your name, email, account details, support messages, newsletter preferences and manager-application details such as region, experience, strategy description and preferred X, Telegram or email contact. Forms indicate required information; not providing necessary details can prevent completion of a request.

Account and wallet records can include login-provider identifiers, wallet addresses, authentication records, verification signatures, DTF activity, public transaction hashes, share balances and campaign activity. These may be associated with an account to operate services, track rewards, prevent abuse or investigate support issues.

Sources include you, login providers you choose, public blockchains, relevant trading integrations and operational service providers. Public wallet data can identify someone when linked to an account; it is not necessarily anonymous.

Hosting, delivery and application infrastructure can process IP addresses, device/browser information, request times, errors and security logs. Never send an external wallet private key, recovery phrase, password or login code to support.

3. Purposes and legal grounds

We use information to provide requested account and DTF services, assess manager access, support users, reconcile activity and administer announced campaigns. Where applicable, processing necessary for a requested service relies on contract performance or steps you request before a contract.

Security, fraud prevention, troubleshooting and reliability may rely on legitimate interests where available, with appropriate balancing against your rights. Legal compliance and lawful requests rely on applicable obligations. Information may also be needed to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.

Optional marketing and non-essential tracking require consent where law requires it. Consent can be withdrawn without affecting earlier lawful processing. Browsing or reading this policy is not consent to every purpose; new purposes requiring further notice or consent must be addressed before processing.

4. Sharing and public information

Providers may process information for hosting, content delivery, authentication, email delivery, operational monitoring and support. The newsletter endpoint uses Mailchimp when enabled. Wallet/login and trading providers receive the data needed for the connection or action you request.

Relevant managers and authorised operators may see participation or operational information needed to run DTFs, manage access, reconcile transactions or settle withdrawals. We may share information with professional advisers, authorities responding to lawful requests, or parties to a corporate transaction subject to applicable safeguards.

Blockchain addresses and transactions can be viewed and copied by explorers and others. We cannot remove blockchain history or control independent copies. Do not publish personal data in onchain fields or public strategy descriptions.

This marketing website does not operate an advertising-pixel or data-broker sales programme. Public onchain activity should not be treated as private.

5. Cookies, storage and communications

Relevant services may use essential cookies or local storage for authentication, session continuity, security and preferences. Infrastructure request logs may still be processed when optional analytics is off.

This version of the marketing website does not load the optional Google Tag Manager container. Non-essential analytics or advertising scripts must have the required notice and consent controls before introduction. This policy does not itself provide consent.

Beta-app and external wallet/login services may use their own necessary storage. Review the notices in those flows. Clearing or blocking storage through browser settings can disrupt sign-in or other functions.

The contact form opens a draft in your email client; the website does not submit that draft to a contact backend. Your email provider processes the message when you choose to send it. Newsletter confirmation is separate from service access. Subscription is not required to browse.

6. Retention

We retain information for as long as reasonably necessary for its purpose. Account and operational records are assessed against active service needs, reconciliation, fraud prevention, unresolved disputes and applicable legal obligations.

Support and manager-application records are assessed against completion, follow-up and dispute needs. Newsletter records are retained while subscribed; a minimal suppression record may remain to honour unsubscribe requests. Security logs are assessed against investigation and service-protection needs.

Information no longer required should be deleted or de-identified through the relevant retention process. Backup copies may remain until scheduled replacement. Public blockchain records cannot generally be deleted by Dexponent.

7. International processing

The BVI operator and hosting, authentication, communications and other providers may process data outside your country, where protections can differ.

Where a transfer is restricted by applicable law, it must use a lawful mechanism such as an adequacy decision or appropriate contractual safeguards, with supplementary protections where required. Contact support for the relevant recipient locations and safeguards. We do not assert that every destination has an adequacy decision.

8. Security and access decisions

We use access controls and operational security measures appropriate to the systems we operate. No transmission, service or blockchain integration is completely secure. Report suspected compromise without sending credentials.

Manager access and campaign eligibility may involve automated checks and authorised human review. Ask support to explain an access decision, correct inaccurate information or request review where available. A contract check or rejected transaction is not a certification of investment safety.

We do not describe all processing as anonymous, entirely device-local or independent of backend services.

9. Your rights and choices

Depending on applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or information about processing. You may object to legitimate-interest processing and direct marketing, and withdraw consent where relied upon. Lawful exceptions may apply.

Use an email unsubscribe link or contact support@dexponent.com. Identify the account and request without sharing private keys. We may need proportionate identity verification. We will respond within applicable legal timeframes and explain any lawful limitation or extension.

Where applicable law provides an appeal or authorises an agent, use the same contact to exercise it. Privacy requests do not themselves result in unlawful discrimination. We cannot erase blockchain records or information independently controlled by another provider.

You can complain to the authority responsible for your location. EEA residents may contact their local data-protection authority; UK residents may contact the ICO. Other regional rights, including applicable US state rights, apply where the relevant law covers the processing.

10. Children and updates

The beta is intended for people aged 18 or older. Do not submit a minor's information. Contact us if a child has provided data so we can investigate and act appropriately.

We will update the date and give additional notice of material changes where required. A revised policy does not retrospectively validate processing that required consent or another legal basis. This notice is not a claim of certification under every privacy law.