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Privacy notice

Very little is kept.

Nymita is about markets, not about its users. This page lists everything the software stores about a person and why.

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Status of this page

Draft, not yet reviewed by a lawyer. It describes what the software does today. The data controller's name and contact, the legal basis, retention periods and the hosting provider have to be added before public launch, and the page must be updated if sign-up, payments, email or messaging alerts are introduced.
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What is stored

Account
A username, a display name, a role, and a salted hash of the password (never the password itself), plus the time of the last sign-in. Accounts are created by the operator.
Beta access requests
If you fill in the "Join the beta" form, your email address and the optional note you write are stored on the server so the operator can send you an account. They are used for nothing else and are not shared. Ask the operator to delete them at any time.
Session
When you sign in, a random session token is placed in a cookie that scripts cannot read. The server keeps only a hash of it, with an expiry date. Signing out deletes it.
Preferences
Your language and time-zone choice are saved in your own browser's local storage. They are not sent to the server.
Alerts
Alert rules created in the terminal are stored on the server. They are currently shared by all accounts and are not linked to an individual one.
Server logs
Like any web service, the server may log requests (time, path, status) for operation and security.
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What is not collected

No tracking
No analytics scripts, advertising cookies or third-party trackers are loaded.
No financial details
No wallet addresses, exchange credentials, payment details or identity documents are requested or stored.
No selling or sharing
Account data is not sold or passed to third parties.
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Third parties

The server fetches public market data from exchanges and data providers. Those requests carry no information about you. Your browser talks only to this service.

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Your choices

You can sign out at any time, clear the saved preferences by clearing this site's data in your browser, and ask the operator to delete your account. Depending on where you live you may have further rights over your data; the contact for such requests will be listed here before public launch.

The rules for using the service are in the terms of use.