Privacy Policy

Last Updated: October 2025

1. Information We Collect

We believe in minimal data collection. We only collect the information necessary to provide the Signal Arena platform:

Cryptocurrency Wallet Addresses: To receive entry fees and process prize payouts.
Usernames/Nicknames: Provided by you for public display on the tournament leaderboard.
Gameplay Data: Scores, timestamps, and interaction logs during tournaments for anti-cheat and scoring purposes.
Local Storage: Your browser's local storage is used to save your current balance, recent scores, chosen nickname, and your pending payouts locally on your device.

2. What We Don't Collect

We do not collect names, emails, phone numbers, or physical addresses. Because our platform is entirely crypto-native, no personally identifying financial information (like credit card numbers or bank accounts) is processed or stored by us.

3. How We Use Your Information

Your wallet address is used exclusively for:

Verifying that you have paid the entry fee to join a tournament.
Sending you your winnings when you initiate a withdrawal request.

Your nickname and gameplay score are displayed publicly on the live tournament leaderboard alongside other current players.

4. Data Sharing and Security

We do not sell, rent, or share your data with any third parties for marketing purposes. Because your data consists solely of a public wallet address and a pseudonym, the privacy risk is inherently low. However, we still protect our servers and databases against unauthorized access.

Note that cryptocurrency transactions on the TRON, Ethereum, and Binance Smart Chain networks are public by nature. Anyone can view transactions sent to and from our holding wallets on block explorers (like TronScan or Etherscan).

5. Managing Your Data

You can manage your local session data (including your nickname and tracked balance) directly within your browser by clearing your local storage or cache. If you need a previous wallet record removed from our administrative logs, please submit a support request.