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Privacy Policy

Version 2026-10-16Last updated October 16, 2026

1. Introduction

CryptoBipto LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company ("CryptoBipto," "we," "our," or "us"), respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal data. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you use our Service.

2. Information We Collect

We collect the following types of information:

Account Information

  • Email address (required for account creation)
  • Your name. We ask for your first name when you create an account, and your last name is optional. An account that is created for you in another way, for example from an email link after the starting quiz, may have no name.
  • Password. Your password goes to our authentication provider, which stores only a hashed form of it. We do not store your password ourselves. If an account is created for you by someone else, we email you a temporary password that you should change when you first sign in.

Payment Information

  • Payment is processed securely by a third-party payment processor
  • We do NOT store your full credit card number
  • We receive only transaction confirmations from the payment processor

Usage Information

  • Pages visited and features used
  • Device type and browser information
  • IP address (for security purposes)
  • A random visitor identifier and campaign details that our websites keep in cookies (section 11)
  • On some of our pages, the address of the page you open and of the page you came from, details of your browser and screen, and your IP address, which an advertising provider's script receives (sections 5 and 11)

What You Type, Attach and Save

Some features keep what you give them. We use that information to run the feature you chose to use. For each feature below, we say where the work happens and what we keep. Section 7 says how long we keep it and what deleting it does.

  • Bip conversations and pictures. What you type to Bip, Bip's replies and the page or lesson you have open are sent to our servers, which pass them to an AI service provider so that Bip can answer (section 5). We keep your conversation in your account so that you can come back to it. On our website you can attach a picture to a question. It is sent to our servers and to the AI service provider, and we keep a copy in private storage until its conversation is deleted. In the iPhone app a picture goes to our servers with your question, and we keep only your words. If you use voice input, your browser or phone turns your speech into text, and we receive only the text. On our website Bip can also remember a few topics and the lesson you were on, if memory is on in your settings. You can see what Bip remembers, and remove it, in your account settings on our website.
  • Questions that can be reused. The first question of a conversation, with Bip's answer, can be kept without your name or account, so that Bip can answer similar questions from other members. Before we keep one, we screen out wallet addresses, email addresses, web links and long numbers. We may also send questions that several different members have asked on our website to an AI service provider, to prepare answers in advance.
  • Scam checker. On our website, the text you paste into the scam checker is checked in your browser and is not sent to us. In the iPhone app, the text you paste is sent to our servers and to an AI service provider to produce the result, and we do not save the text in our database. If the live check is not available, the app checks on your device instead.
  • Saved notes and watchlists. The notes, watchlists, favorites, price alerts and reminders you save or ask Bip to set are stored in your account in our database. Bip does not read your saved notes or your watchlist while you chat.
  • Practice portfolios and practice trades. Practice portfolios and practice trades use simulated money. We store them in your account in our database. When Bip writes a note about a practice trade, the details of that trade, such as the coin, the side, the amount, the price and a few market figures, are sent to an AI service provider. In the iPhone app, if you ask Bip to read a practice portfolio, a summary of figures worked out from it is sent to an AI service provider.
  • BipTown. The posts, replies, live chat messages, reactions and follows you make in BipTown, and the reports you file, are stored in our database. Other members can see what you post, as section 5 describes. The text of a new post is sent to an AI service provider to be checked against the community rules before it is published. Replies and live chat messages are checked only by our own filters. In the iPhone app, if you ask Bip about a post, the text of that post, and of some of its replies, is sent to an AI service provider.
  • GIFs in BipTown. GIFs are available in the iPhone app only. You can attach one GIF to a post or a reply by choosing it in the GIF picker. The picker shows trending GIFs from a GIF provider, and GIFs that match the words you type in its search box. It asks the provider for GIFs rated G only. When a post or reply with a GIF is shown to you, your phone asks the provider for the picture by its identifier and loads it from the provider's servers. Your phone sends these requests straight to the provider, and they do not pass through our servers. We keep no copy of a GIF. With the post or reply we store only which provider the GIF is from, the provider's identifier for it, and its width and height. Section 5 says what the provider receives, and section 7 says what deleting a post or reply does.
  • Starting quiz. You do not need an account to take the starting quiz. Your answers and result are sent to an AI service provider to write your reading. If you ask us to email you the result, we keep your email address and result. If you have an account, the result is also saved in it.
  • Gifts, family invitations and the weekly digest. If you send a gift or invite someone to a family plan, we keep the email address you enter and the message you write. If you subscribe to the weekly digest, we keep your email address.

3. Wallets, Exchanges and Financial Information

CryptoBipto does not connect to your cryptocurrency wallets or exchange accounts, and we do not request your private keys, seed phrases or wallet credentials. We do not hold your funds. Practice portfolios and practice trades use simulated money. They are stored in your account, and they are not real holdings or real transactions.

If you voluntarily include personal or financial information in a message, attachment, note or community post, it may be processed or stored as part of that submission, as sections 2, 5 and 7 describe. Do not submit passwords, private keys, seed phrases or other sensitive credentials.

4. How We Use Your Information

We use your information to:

  • Provide and maintain our Service, including the features you choose to use, such as Bip, notes, watchlists, practice trading and BipTown
  • Write Bip's replies to your questions, show you your conversation history and apply the Bip allowance for your plan
  • Check what members post in BipTown against the community rules, and review reports
  • Process your subscription payments
  • Send you important account notifications
  • Respond to your support requests
  • Look at a member's lessons, quiz attempts, count of Bip questions, support tickets and notices when that helps us support the member or look into a problem. Named staff do this, each person gives a reason every time, and we keep a record of who looked, which member, when and why
  • Count visits to our websites and learn which links bring people to us (section 11 describes the cookies)
  • Measure how well our advertising works, using the script of an advertising provider on some of our pages (sections 5 and 11)
  • Improve our Service based on usage patterns
  • Protect against fraud, abuse and unauthorized access, including by limiting repeated requests

We use what you type, attach or save in a feature to provide that feature to you. A question you ask Bip, with its answer, can also be kept without your name or account and used to answer similar questions from other members, as section 2 describes.

5. Information Sharing

We do not sell your personal information for money. We do let an advertising provider's script receive information about visits to some of our pages, so that we can measure our advertising, and some privacy laws, including California's, treat that as a sale or a sharing of personal information. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, that script is not loaded, and nothing about your visit is sent to the advertising provider. Sections 10 and 11 say which pages it runs on and how to stop it.

We may share your information only in the following circumstances:

  • Payment processor: For payment processing.
  • Authentication and data storage provider: For authentication and secure data storage.
  • Email delivery provider: For delivering email: account messages such as welcome, password reset, onboarding, learning reminders and notices about changes to our legal documents, the gift and family invitations that you ask us to send, and, if you subscribe, the weekly digest. Receives the recipient's email address and the content of the message.
  • AI service providers: For writing Bip's replies and for the other features that use artificial intelligence, which section 2 describes. Receive the text and images you send in those features and the context that goes with them. We do not send your name, email address or account number with these requests. See "AI Service Providers" below.
  • Push notification provider: For delivering notifications to your phone. Receives your device's notification token and the text of the notification, which can include another member's name and the start of a post, reply or announcement.
  • Error monitoring provider: For error monitoring. May capture error payloads including the URL, device information, and a sanitized stack trace.
  • Rate-limiting provider: For rate-limiting abuse protection. Stores short-lived request counters. A counter is keyed by your IP address or your account number and, on two of our forms, by the email address you enter.
  • Human-check provider: For confirming that a form submission is sent by a person and not by an automated program. Receives the token the check produces, your IP address, and details about your browser while the check runs. See section 15.
  • Hosting provider: Receives standard web traffic logs and your IP for network-level security.
  • Providers of scripts on our pages: A website analytics provider and a site-trust badge provider. Their scripts run in your browser, so they receive your IP address and browser details when a page loads.
  • Advertising provider: For measuring our advertising. Its script runs in your browser on the pages named in section 11, unless your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal. It receives your IP address, the address of the page you open, the address of the page you came from, details of your browser and screen, and the identifier in its cookie. If you are signed in to an account with that provider in the same browser, it can connect the visit to that account. It uses what it receives under its own terms, which can include improving the advertising it shows people on other websites and apps.
  • GIF provider: For finding and showing the GIFs that members attach to BipTown posts and replies in the iPhone app. Your phone sends it requests directly. Each time your phone asks it for GIFs, it receives your IP address, details of your phone and of our app that any request carries, and a random identifier that the provider issued to our app on your phone and that stays on your phone. When you use the search box in the GIF picker, it also receives the words you type. That identifier is not your account number, your name or your email address, and we send the provider none of your account details. When a post or reply that carries a GIF is shown to you, your phone asks it for that GIF by its identifier and loads the picture from its servers, so it receives your IP address, those details, the identifier of the GIF and the random identifier, even if you never open the picker. The app also tells the provider, with the same random identifier, when a GIF was shown, when it was tapped and when it was sent. What the provider does with what it receives is governed by its own privacy policy.
  • People you choose and other members: When you send a gift or invite someone to a family plan, the person you name receives the details in your message. When you post in BipTown, other members can see what you post, as described below.
  • Legal requirements: When required by law, regulation, or valid legal process.

AI Service Providers

Some features send what you give them to an AI service provider, which processes it for us to produce the result you asked for. That content is your messages to Bip, pictures you attach on our website, recent messages in the conversation, the lesson or page you have open, and the passage you highlight when you ask Bip about a blog post. On our website it also includes your starting level and result title and, if memory is on, a few topics Bip remembers. It is also the details of a practice trade that Bip writes a note about, a summary of a practice portfolio you ask Bip to read, text you paste into the scam checker in the iPhone app, the text of a BipTown post before it is published, the text of a post you ask Bip about, and your answers to the starting quiz. We may also send questions that several different members have asked on our website, with wallet addresses, email addresses, web links and long numbers screened out, to prepare answers in advance.

We add no name, email address or account number to these requests. Everything you type or attach is sent as you wrote it, so please do not include passwords, seed phrases or private keys.

We may use more than one AI service provider, and the provider that handles a feature can change. How long a provider keeps the content we send it, where it processes that content, and whether it may use that content to improve its own services depend on that provider's own terms. We therefore cannot promise that a provider deletes this content within a set time or that it does not use the content to improve its services. Deleting a conversation or your account does not delete the provider's copy. Section 7 says more.

What Other Members and Moderators Can See

BipTown is available to signed-in members whose membership includes it. If you post, reply or send a live chat message, other members who can open that room can read it, together with the username and display name you chose and a mark if your account is verified. If you attach a GIF, those members see it with your post or reply. What is posted in a private room is shown only to that room's members. Posts, replies and live chat messages are not shown to people who are not signed in, and BipTown has no private messages between members. Other members cannot see your email address or the name you gave when you signed up, unless you choose to use your name as your display name.

Some features list members by name. The learning leaderboard in the iPhone app and the daily trivia scores show a username or display name next to a score. The practice trading leaderboard shows you only if you turn it on.

Members can report content, mute a member to stop seeing that member, and block a member so that neither of you sees the other's content. Moderators of a room are members who were given that role. They and the CryptoBipto team can read reported content, the reason for the report and any note the reporter wrote. Our moderation screens do not show who made a report. Our administrative tools open only for company accounts that sign in through our company sign-in.

6. Data Security

We use the following measures to protect your information:

  • Our websites and our iPhone app use HTTPS, so what travels between your device and our servers is encrypted
  • Our database and file storage provider encrypts stored data at rest
  • Our authentication provider stores passwords only in hashed form
  • We use automated checks that look for credentials committed by mistake and for database tables without access restrictions before our code goes live
  • Only named company accounts that sign in through our company sign-in can open our administrative tools
  • Access to our database, hosting and payment dashboards is limited to authorized personnel, and signing in to them requires multi-factor authentication
  • We review our own code and database settings ourselves

No system is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee the security of your information.

7. Data Retention

We keep personal data only as long as we need it for the feature you asked for, for our records, or for a legal duty. How long depends on what the information is.

  • Account data (email, name): kept for as long as your account is active.
  • Subscription records: our database deletes its copy of your subscription history when you delete your account. Our payment processor keeps its own customer record and billing history under its own rules.
  • Learning progress: kept for as long as your account is active, and deleted with your account.
  • Bip conversations: kept until you delete the conversation or your account. You can delete a conversation from your list of recent conversations on our website and in the iPhone app. Older conversations that the list does not show are deleted when you delete your account. Saved messages that belong to no conversation at all, such as messages from an older version of the app or of our website, are deleted about 90 days after they were saved. Bip no longer saves its answers about a BipTown post. Answers it saved earlier belong to no conversation, so they are deleted about 90 days after they were saved.
  • Pictures attached on our website: removed automatically within about a day after the conversation or saved message they belong to is deleted, and within about an hour after your account is deleted.
  • Bip's memory of topics and lessons: while memory is on, Bip keeps a topic for up to 30 days after you last mentioned it and the lesson you had open for up to 7 days after you last had it open, and we delete each one within a day after its time has passed. You can see what is saved, and remove one item or all of them, in your account settings on our website. Turning memory off deletes the topics and lessons that are saved and stops Bip saving new ones. Whatever is still saved is deleted when you delete your account. Notes that an earlier version of Bip saved about you, if there are any, are not removed by turning memory off, and they are deleted when you delete your account.
  • Questions kept for other members: a reused question and its answer have no link to your account. We delete them after a limited time, never later than 90 days after they were saved.
  • Notes, watchlists, price alerts and practice portfolios: kept until you delete them or delete your account. Deleting one removes it.
  • Practice orders, fills and trade notes: your practice orders, fills and the notes Bip wrote about them are kept until you erase them or delete your account. Resetting your practice account does not erase them. You can erase them in your account settings on our website and in the iPhone app, whether or not you have a membership, and erasing removes them from our database at once. You can erase the history from before your last reset, which leaves your cash, positions and open orders as they are, or all of it, which also puts your practice account back to its starting balance. Erasing the history from before your last reset also removes any later note that was written using those trades. Erasing does not delete your practice account or its settings. A note Bip wrote about a trade was sent to an AI service provider when it was written, and erasing does not remove that copy. When you erase notes that were written in the last 24 hours, we keep a record of when each note was written and when you erased it, linked to your account and holding no note text and no trade details, so that the daily limit on Bip notes still counts them. We keep each record until 24 hours after its note was written, and delete it within a day after that.
  • BipTown: you can delete your own posts and replies in the iPhone app and on our website, and your own live chat messages in the iPhone app, while your membership includes BipTown. When you delete one, we remove it from our database. Deleting a post also removes the replies and reactions on it. If a post, a reply or a live chat message has been hidden or held for review, or a report about it is open, has been acted on or says the content is illegal, we keep it as a record, hidden from every member, until you delete your account, and it looks deleted to you. A post that has a reply in that state is kept in the same way. A GIF is stored only as a reference that belongs to its post or reply, so deleting the post or reply deletes the reference, and a post or reply that we keep as a record keeps its reference. When you delete a post or a reply, we also delete the short previews of it that we put in other members' notification lists. The reports you file are kept with your account removed from them. A report about content is deleted with that content.
  • Visit and click records on our websites carry a random visitor identifier and no account. We delete them 14 months after we record them. The records of your sign-up, checkout and payment that name your account are deleted when you delete your account.
  • Email log: we keep a record of each email we send. It holds the address the email went to, the subject, the type of email and reference numbers for what it was about. We delete each entry 12 months after the email was sent. Section 8 says how to ask us to erase an address sooner.
  • Starting quiz results saved with an email address: once a result has been added to an account, we delete the copy we kept under the email address 7 days later. If a result is never added to an account, we delete it 90 days after it was saved. The copy in your account is deleted when you delete your account.
  • Weekly digest: we keep your email address while you are subscribed. If you unsubscribe, we keep the address, marked as unsubscribed, for 12 months so that we do not email you again, and then we delete it.
  • Business inquiries: we delete a business inquiry, and the email log entries about it, 12 months after we receive it.
  • School applications: we delete a school application that was not approved, and the email log entries about it, 12 months after we receive it. We keep an approved application for as long as we need it as the record of the contract and the invoice.
  • Error monitoring data: retained for up to 90 days.
  • Rate-limit counters: kept only long enough to enforce limits. We delete ours within about an hour after their counting period ends, and our rate-limiting provider expires its own within about two hours.

When you delete your account. We cancel any subscription and delete your account and the information linked to it from our database straight away. If we owe you money when you delete your account, we stop billing at once, and we delete the account after the final payment is settled, which can take longer than 30 days. Apart from the exceptions in this section and records the law requires us to keep, we finish deleting or anonymizing your personal data within 30 days.

What else deleting your account removes. We also delete the email log entries that use your email address. If a saved starting quiz result, a weekly digest subscription, a business inquiry or a school application that was not approved uses the same email address as your account, we delete that too. We delete the log entries of the emails we sent to other people for you, such as a gift or an invitation to a family plan, and the address you entered for each of them, with any message you wrote.

Gifts you bought. If you bought gifts that nobody has claimed yet, we delete them with your account, and the people they were meant for can no longer open them. We do not refund the payment. A gift that someone has already claimed stays with the person who claimed it, because their year of access is recorded on their own account. While your account is open, the address you entered for a gift stays in your gift record, and our email log keeps the address a gift email was sent to for 12 months, unless that person asks us to erase the log entries (section 8).

What we keep after you delete your account.

  • The record that you accepted our Terms of Service and this Privacy Policy, with the version, the time, your IP address and your browser details, and a record of any agreement you signed with us, which includes the name you typed. We keep these for as long as we need proof of what you agreed to.
  • Purchase, renewal and cancellation records with your name, email address and account number removed, which are our audit trail, and records of payments we made to you, which we need for tax filings.
  • The reason you gave when you canceled a membership, which is not linked to your account.
  • Email log entries that use neither your account nor your current email address, such as entries for an address you used before. We delete each of them 12 months after the email was sent.

Copies held by others. Our AI, email delivery, push notification, GIF and other service providers keep what they received under their own rules, and deleting your account, a conversation, a post or a reply does not delete those copies. Backups made before you deleted your account can still hold your information until our database provider replaces them, which happens on a rolling basis within 30 days.

Some copies are outside our database and are not deleted on the schedules in this section: our email delivery provider's own log of what it delivered, the copies of inquiry and application messages that we send to our own mailboxes, and the copy of a school application that we keep in a workspace tool. A notification that we already sent to another member's phone is not recalled when you delete the post or reply it was about.

8. Your Rights

You have the right to:

  • Access your personal data
  • Correct inaccurate data
  • Request deletion of your data
  • Export your data in a portable format
  • Opt out of marketing communications
  • Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent
  • Lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority

To exercise any of these rights, email us at privacy@cryptobipto.com from the email address associated with your account or, if you have no account, from the email address you gave us. We may reply to that address to confirm the request before we act on it. We will respond within 30 days.

If you have no account, you can ask us to erase what we hold under that address: the email log entries for emails sent to it, a saved starting quiz result, a weekly digest subscription, business inquiries and school applications that were not approved. If the address belongs to an account, we cannot erase these separately, because the address is part of the account. The account has to be deleted, and we will tell you how. An erase does not reach the copies described at the end of section 7. It also does not clear the address that a person entered on a gift or a family plan invitation for you: that address is part of the record of the person who made the gift or the invitation, and it is deleted when that person deletes their account. The email log entries for emails sent to you are erased.

9. EU/UK Residents (GDPR)

If you are located in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, you have additional rights under the General Data Protection Regulation, including the rights of access (Article 15), rectification (Article 16), erasure (Article 17), restriction (Article 18), data portability (Article 20), and objection (Article 21). Our legal basis for processing your personal data is (a) performance of the contract between you and CryptoBipto for the Service you have subscribed to, (b) our legitimate interests in securing and operating the Service, and (c) your consent where explicitly required. You may lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority at any time.

10. California Residents (CCPA)

If you are a California resident, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) gives you the right to know what personal information we collect about you, the right to delete it, and the right to opt out of any "sale" or "sharing" of personal information. We do not sell your personal information for money. Some of our pages send information about visits to them to an advertising provider, as sections 5 and 11 describe, and California law may treat that as a sale or a sharing of personal information for advertising.

You can opt out of it by sending a Global Privacy Control signal from your browser, which we honor. We treat a Do Not Track signal in the same way. A browser that sends either signal does not load the advertising provider's script on our pages, so nothing about its visits is sent to the provider. The script runs in your browser, and we cannot tell which browser is yours from an email address, so an email to us cannot switch it off for you. You can also delete the provider's cookie in your browser settings and use the provider's own advertising settings. To exercise your other CCPA rights, email privacy@cryptobipto.com. We will not discriminate against you for exercising your rights.

11. Cookies

This section describes the cookies set on our websites, by us and by the script of an advertising provider. Section 5 describes the providers whose scripts our pages load.

Sign-in Cookies

When you sign in, our authentication provider's code on our servers sets cookies that keep you signed in. The Service does not work without them.

Visit Cookies

When you open a page on our websites or in our web app, we set two cookies of our own, unless your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal (see "Your Choices" below).

  • cb_vid holds a random identifier for your browser. It holds no name, email address or account information. It lasts 180 days from the day we set it, and visiting again does not extend it.
  • cb_attr holds how you first reached us: the campaign details in the link you followed (source, medium, name, content and term), the name of the website you came from, and the path of the first page you opened. It lasts 30 days.

Scripts on our pages can read both cookies, and they are shared across our cryptobipto.com websites. We use them to count visits, to see which links and campaigns lead to sign-ups and purchases, and to connect a sign-up or a purchase to the visit that led to it. When you create an account, we save the identifier and the campaign details on the account, and when you start a checkout we send them to our payment processor with the checkout, so the sign-up or the payment can be connected to the visit even if you confirm your email in a different browser. We do not use cb_vid or cb_attr to show you advertising.

Advertising Provider's Cookie

On the pages named below, the script of an advertising provider sets a cookie named _fbp in your browser. It holds a random identifier for your browser. If you arrive from one of the provider's advertisements, the script may also set a cookie named _fbc, which holds the identifier of the advertisement you clicked. Both last up to 90 days, and the script may keep the same identifiers in your browser's own storage. Each time you open one of the pages, the script sends the provider the address of the page, the address of the page you came from, your IP address, details of your browser and screen, and the identifier in its cookie. The provider can connect these to your account with the provider if you are signed in to it in the same browser. We use this to measure our advertising, and the provider uses what it receives under its own terms (section 5).

The script runs on the public pages of cryptobipto.com, whether or not you are signed in, and on the sign-up and sign-in pages of app.cryptobipto.com. It does not run on the other pages of our web app, so it does not run on the pages you use after you sign in. It does not run on the pages where you claim a gift or finish a purchase, or on a page whose address carries anything other than a campaign tag or the name of a plan, such as an email address, a code or a token. It does not run on our other websites. It does not ask for your consent before it loads. Only the signals described under "Your Choices" keep it from loading.

Shared Link Cookies

If you open a link that someone shared with you and that carries a sharing code, we set two more cookies, cb_ref and cb_ref_at. They hold that code and the time you opened the link. They last 30 days, and we use them so that whoever shared the link you opened last can be credited if you sign up and subscribe.

Return Cookie

After some checkouts we set a cookie named cb_return_to_app that lasts one hour. It lets the page you land on after paying offer a way back to our app.

Your Choices

If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, we do not set cb_vid or cb_attr, we remove the ones your browser already holds the next time it contacts our servers, and we record no page view or click and no sign-up, checkout or payment analytics event for that browser. We read the signal when you open a page, send a form or start a checkout, so we cannot see it on another device, and it does not remove events we recorded before. The sign-in cookies, the shared link cookies and the return cookie are not affected by the signal. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings. The Service still works, and you are given a new random identifier the next time you visit.

The same signals keep the advertising provider's script from loading. A browser that sends either one gets no _fbp or _fbc cookie from our pages, and the provider receives nothing from it. The script checks the signal in your browser each time you open a page. A cookie that the script set before you sent a signal stays on your device until you delete it, and the provider keeps what it received earlier. You can also turn off personalized advertising in the advertising provider's own settings.

Your browser also keeps your theme and sidebar choices in its own storage on your device.

12. Children's Privacy

Our Service is not intended for users under 18 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If we learn that we have collected personal information from a person under 18, we will delete it and close the account.

13. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of any material changes by email or through the Service and update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page.

14. Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at:
Email: privacy@cryptobipto.com
Mailing address: CryptoBipto, 115 Fairchild St Ste 02, Charleston, SC 29492

15. Business Inquiries

This section covers the corporate pricing request form on our website, which a business contact uses to ask about corporate memberships. It adds to the rest of this Privacy Policy. Sending a request does not create an account.

Information We Collect

When you send a request, we collect:

  • Your name
  • Your work email address
  • Your company name
  • The address of your LinkedIn profile or company page
  • The estimated number of memberships, as a range you choose
  • The program you are interested in
  • Anything you choose to write in the optional note

We check that the LinkedIn address has the shape of a LinkedIn profile or company page address, and we store it in a standard form. Our systems do not open the address or fetch anything from it.

How We Use It

We use these details to respond to your request, to discuss corporate memberships with you, and to keep a record of that conversation. When we receive your request, we send one email to the work email address you gave, to confirm that we received it. Sending a request does not subscribe you to any email list.

Where It Goes

We handle a business inquiry as follows:

  • We store the request in our database, which is provided by our authentication and data storage provider.
  • We email the details of the request to our corporate partnerships mailbox, through our email delivery provider.
  • We email you a confirmation that we received the request, through our email delivery provider. It repeats none of the details you typed. It shows only the range and the program you chose.
  • The form asks for a human check, which confirms that a person is sending the request. Our human-check provider runs it.

Section 5 describes these providers.

Children

The form is for business contacts and is not intended for children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children through it. If we learn that we have, we will delete it.

Retention and Your Rights

We keep a business inquiry only as long as we have a legitimate reason to, as section 7 describes for your personal data. We delete a business inquiry, and the email log entries about it, 12 months after we receive it, as section 7 says. The rights in section 8 apply to the details you give in a request. To exercise them, email privacy@cryptobipto.com from the work email address you gave in your request. We will respond to a rights request within 30 days.