ARBITRADE Privacy Policy

1. Introduction

This Privacy Policy describes how ARBITRADE, including its websites, applications, interfaces, APIs, dashboards, tools, integrations, automated systems, and related services, collects, uses, stores, shares, protects, and processes information related to users.

This Policy applies to the use of the ARBITRADE platform, available at:

https://arbitradepro.com

as well as any other domains, subdomains, applications, interfaces, products, or related services that may be made available by ARBITRADE.

By accessing, connecting a wallet, creating an account, using tools, configuring strategies, interacting with integrations, signing messages, authorizing transactions, or using any ARBITRADE functionality, the user declares that they have read, understood, and agreed to this Privacy Policy.

If the user does not agree with this Policy, they must immediately stop using the platform.

2. About ARBITRADE

ARBITRADE is a technology platform focused on the analysis, visualization, automation, parameterization, and management of strategies related to digital markets, prediction markets, cryptoassets, digital wallets, blockchain protocols, and third-party services.

The platform may offer features such as:

Market and opportunity visualization;

Market mirroring;

Automation tools;

Stop loss settings;

Take profit settings;

Strategies such as loss recovery, leverage, or similar mechanisms;

Alerts;

Dashboards;

Automated analysis;

Artificial intelligence-based features;

Digital wallet integration;

Blockchain protocol integration;

External API integration;

Usage history;

Decision-support tools.

ARBITRADE may interact with services, protocols, wallets, blockchains, authentication providers, market platforms, data providers, infrastructure providers, and external APIs that are not fully controlled by ARBITRADE.

These third parties have their own terms, policies, rules, risks, and privacy practices. The user is responsible for reviewing them before using any external service or integration.

3. Data We May Collect

ARBITRADE may collect different categories of data depending on how the platform is used.

3.1 Data provided directly by the user

We may collect information voluntarily provided by the user, including:

Name;

Username;

Email address;

Contact information;

Data submitted through forms;

Messages sent to support;

Usage preferences;

Account registration data;

Information entered in account settings;

Commercial or operational information necessary to use the platform;

Content submitted by the user to the platform.

3.2 Authentication data

When the user creates an account, accesses the platform, or uses authentication providers, we may process:

Login identifiers;

Technical session tokens;

Authentication data;

Email address;

Login history;

IP address;

Device information;

Access logs;

Security data;

Information necessary to prevent misuse.

3.3 Digital wallet data

When the user connects a digital wallet or interacts with Web3 features, we may collect or process:

Public wallet address;

Blockchain network used;

Public identifiers associated with the wallet;

Cryptographic authentication signatures;

Connection history;

Granted permissions;

Transactions initiated through the platform;

Smart contract interactions;

Public on-chain data associated with the connected address.

ARBITRADE does not request, store, or have access to seed phrases, recovery phrases, or private keys.

3.4 Platform usage data

We may automatically collect information about the use of ARBITRADE, including:

Pages accessed;

Buttons clicked;

Features used;

Date and time of access;

Session duration;

Technical logs;

Navigation events;

Errors;

Failures;

Performance metrics;

Settings used;

Language preferences;

Browser type;

Operating system;

Device type;

Technical identifiers;

IP address.

3.5 Market, strategy, and automation data

Depending on the features used, ARBITRADE may process information related to:

Markets viewed;

Markets monitored;

Strategies configured;

Automation parameters;

Entry and exit rules;

Stop loss settings;

Take profit settings;

Loss Recovery settings;

Leverage settings;

Operational limits;

Alerts;

Command history;

Action history on the platform;

Simulation data;

Execution data;

Risk preferences;

Interactions with artificial intelligence tools.

This data is used to enable platform functionality, improve features, personalize the user experience, and provide technological tools compatible with the selected configurations.

3.6 Public blockchain data

ARBITRADE may view, index, process, or display public data available on blockchain networks, including:

Wallet addresses;

Transaction hashes;

Public balances;

Tokens held by a given address;

Granted approvals;

Smart contract interactions;

Transaction history;

Timestamps;

Bridge data;

Decentralized protocol data;

Block explorer data.

This information may be publicly available and may remain accessible regardless of ARBITRADE’s actions.

4. How We Use Data

ARBITRADE may use data for the following purposes:

Creating, authenticating, and managing accounts;

Enabling access to the platform;

Connecting digital wallets;

Executing features requested by the user;

Displaying markets, data, dashboards, and strategies;

Enabling automation settings;

Processing alerts;

Managing user preferences;

Providing support;

Responding to requests;

Improving stability, security, and performance;

Detecting technical failures;

Preventing fraud, abuse, misuse, or suspicious activity;

Conducting technical audits;

Developing new features;

Personalizing the user experience;

Sending operational communications;

Sending commercial communications, where permitted;

Conducting internal analysis;

Complying with applicable legal or regulatory obligations;

Protecting the rights, property, security, and integrity of ARBITRADE, users, or third parties.

ARBITRADE does not use personal data to promise results, guarantee profits, ensure order execution, provide individualized advice, or replace the user’s own analysis.

5. Legal Bases for Data Processing

ARBITRADE may process data based on different legal grounds, depending on the laws applicable to the operation and the user’s location, including:

Necessity for contract performance or provision of the requested service;

User consent, where required;

Compliance with legal or regulatory obligations;

Legitimate interests of ARBITRADE or third parties;

Protection against fraud, abuse, and illegal activity;

Platform security;

Exercise or defense of legal rights;

Protection of life, safety, or property;

Technical necessity for platform operation;

Other grounds recognized by applicable data protection laws.

Where processing depends on consent, the user may revoke it through available mechanisms or by contacting ARBITRADE, subject to technical, legal, contractual, and operational limitations.

6. Non-Custodial Nature

ARBITRADE is designed to operate, whenever technically possible, under a non-custodial model.

This means that the platform does not have access to, control over, or possession of private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, or cryptographic credentials capable of unilaterally moving the user’s digital assets.

The user is solely responsible for:

Safeguarding seed phrases, private keys, and credentials;

Verifying destination addresses;

Checking the blockchain network used;

Validating permissions granted to smart contracts;

Monitoring token spending approvals;

Assessing risks of protocols and external platforms;

Reviewing signatures and transactions before confirming them;

Complying with laws applicable to their jurisdiction;

Reporting taxes, gains, losses, or assets where required.

Loss of private keys, mistaken transaction signatures, interaction with malicious contracts, transfer to the wrong network, loss of wallet access, or failure of external providers may result in irreversible loss of digital assets.

ARBITRADE cannot restore wallets, reverse on-chain transactions, recover incorrectly sent assets, or cancel operations recorded on blockchain networks.

7. No Fiduciary Custody or State-Issued Currency

ARBITRADE does not receive, custody, hold, intermediate, or move funds in fiat currency.

Any movements that may occur through the platform or associated integrations occur exclusively in cryptoassets, tokens, stablecoins, or other digital assets compatible with supported blockchain networks.

ARBITRADE does not maintain payment accounts on behalf of users and does not act as a bank, payment institution, fiduciary custodian, broker, dealer, distributor, asset manager, portfolio manager, exchange house, or financial institution.

Any interaction by the user with protocols, wallets, smart contracts, decentralized exchanges, market platforms, prediction markets, or integrated third parties occurs under the user’s own responsibility and subject to the terms of those third parties.

Where the platform allows automations, order settings, strategies, alerts, or execution of technical commands, such features must be understood as technological tools for interface, parameterization, and automation, and not as discretionary asset management, individualized recommendation, financial advice, custody, portfolio administration, or guarantee of results.

8. Blockchain, Public Data, and Technical Impossibility of Deletion

The user acknowledges that public blockchain networks operate through distributed, transparent, auditable, and generally immutable records.

Information such as wallet addresses, transaction hashes, balances, smart contract interactions, timestamps, transferred amounts, and approvals may remain publicly available permanently.

Although ARBITRADE may delete, anonymize, or limit the processing of data stored in its own systems, the platform does not have technical, legal, or operational control over data recorded directly on public blockchain networks, block explorers, validator nodes, indexers, decentralized protocols, or third-party databases.

Therefore, deletion, correction, restriction, or anonymization requests may be fulfilled only to the extent technically possible and within environments effectively controlled by ARBITRADE.

On-chain data may remain accessible regardless of the user’s request due to the decentralized architecture of the technology.

9. Permissions, Smart Contracts, and Signatures

When using ARBITRADE, the user may be asked to connect a wallet, sign messages, approve permissions, interact with smart contracts, or authorize transactions.

Before confirming any signature or transaction, the user must carefully review the details shown by their wallet, including:

Blockchain network;

Contract address;

Asset involved;

Amount;

Approval limit;

Recipient;

Fees;

Permanent or unlimited permissions;

Operational risks.

ARBITRADE may facilitate the visualization or parameterization of these interactions, but it does not fully control the operation of wallets, blockchains, validators, mempools, bridges, oracles, smart contracts, data providers, or external protocols.

The user acknowledges that on-chain operations may be irreversible and that unlimited or misunderstood approvals may expose their assets to significant risks.

10. Data Sharing

ARBITRADE may share data with third parties when necessary to operate, protect, improve, or make the platform available, comply with legal obligations, or enable features requested by the user.

These third parties may include:

Hosting providers;

Infrastructure providers;

Authentication providers;

Digital wallet providers;

Analytics and monitoring services;

Customer support tools;

Email and communication services;

Market APIs;

Data providers;

Security providers;

Databases;

Analytics services;

Legal, technical, or operational advisors;

Competent authorities, where required by law;

Platforms, protocols, or services integrated with ARBITRADE.

ARBITRADE does not sell users’ personal data.

Although operating in an international digital environment, ARBITRADE may preserve, share, or disclose data, logs, technical records, wallet addresses, session identifiers, communications, and other information when it believes in good faith that such action is necessary to:

Comply with law, court order, valid administrative request, or applicable regulatory obligation;

Cooperate with competent authorities;

Prevent fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, market abuse, or illegal activity;

Protect the rights, property, security, or integrity of ARBITRADE, users, or third parties;

Investigate violations of the Terms of Use or this Policy;

Respond to security incidents;

Prevent abusive use of the platform.

Such sharing will be carried out to the extent considered necessary, proportionate, and technically possible.

11. Third-Party Services

ARBITRADE may contain links, integrations, or redirects to third-party services, including:

Digital wallets;

Blockchain protocols;

Smart contracts;

Authentication providers;

Data providers;

Market platforms;

Prediction markets;

Block explorers;

External APIs;

Infrastructure services;

Analytics tools;

Artificial intelligence services;

External websites.

These services have their own privacy policies, terms of use, risks, rules, and security practices.

ARBITRADE does not control and is not responsible for third-party practices. The user must carefully read the terms and policies of any external service before using it.

12. International Transfers and Global Data Processing

ARBITRADE operates in a global environment and may process, store, or transfer data to countries different from the one in which the user is located.

This may occur due to the use of international providers of infrastructure, authentication, security, analytics, hosting, support, APIs, databases, email services, digital wallets, blockchains, and decentralized protocols.

By using the platform, the user acknowledges that their data may be processed outside their jurisdiction of residence and in countries that may have different levels of data protection.

Where applicable, ARBITRADE will seek to adopt reasonable protection mechanisms, including technical, organizational, contractual, and security measures compatible with the nature of the operation.

13. Cookies and Similar Technologies

ARBITRADE may use cookies, pixels, local storage, device identifiers, technical tokens, and similar technologies to:

Maintain active sessions;

Remember preferences;

Improve navigation;

Analyze performance;

Fix failures;

Protect the platform;

Detect suspicious behavior;

Personalize the experience;

Understand how users interact with the services;

Measure feature usage.

The user may configure their browser to block or delete cookies. However, some ARBITRADE features may not function properly without these technologies.

14. Data Security

ARBITRADE adopts reasonable technical, administrative, and organizational measures to protect data against unauthorized access, loss, alteration, improper disclosure, destruction, or abusive use.

These measures may include:

Access controls;

Encryption;

Monitoring;

Security logs;

Environment segregation;

Secure development practices;

Vulnerability reviews;

Abuse protections;

Anti-fraud systems;

Internal security procedures.

Nevertheless, no system is completely secure.

The user is also responsible for protecting their devices, passwords, wallets, private keys, seed phrases, authentication methods, permissions, and access credentials.

ARBITRADE will not be responsible for losses arising from user negligence, device compromise, phishing, malware, credential leakage, mistaken signature, third-party scams, or improper exposure of private keys.

15. Data Retention

ARBITRADE will retain data for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described in this Policy, including:

Account maintenance;

Service provision;

Platform security;

Fraud prevention;

Compliance with legal obligations;

Dispute resolution;

Auditing;

Exercise or defense of rights;

Preservation of technical records;

Compliance with internal policies.

When data is no longer necessary, ARBITRADE may delete, anonymize, aggregate, or retain it as permitted by applicable law.

Data recorded on public blockchains may not be deletable by ARBITRADE due to the decentralized, public, and immutable nature of those records.

16. User Rights

Depending on the laws applicable to their jurisdiction, the user may have rights related to their data, including:

Requesting access to data;

Requesting correction;

Requesting deletion;

Requesting restriction of processing;

Requesting portability;

Objecting to certain processing activities;

Revoking consent, where applicable;

Requesting information about sharing;

Requesting review of automated decisions, where applicable.

ARBITRADE will assess requests according to applicable law, technical limitations, legal obligations, security needs, fraud prevention, mandatory record retention, and the public or immutable nature of on-chain data.

Requests related to data recorded directly on public blockchain networks may not be technically executable by ARBITRADE.

17. Communications

ARBITRADE may send communications related to:

User account;

Security;

Platform updates;

Changes to this Policy;

Changes to the Terms of Use;

Support;

Operational notifications;

Configured alerts;

Technical changes;

Features;

Commercial communications, where permitted.

The user may opt out of promotional communications where applicable.

Even after opting out, ARBITRADE may continue sending operational, technical, legal, or security messages necessary for platform functionality.

18. Artificial Intelligence and Automations

ARBITRADE may use automated systems, algorithms, or artificial intelligence to:

Analyze data;

Organize information;

Suggest markets;

Identify opportunities;

Generate alerts;

Classify risks;

Assist with strategy settings;

Display probabilities;

Produce reports;

Improve the user experience.

These features are provided for informational, technological, and operational purposes.

They may be subject to errors, delays, failures, biases, technical limitations, incomplete data, outdated data, or incorrect interpretations.

The user is responsible for reviewing any suggestion, alert, probability, report, or information before making decisions.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee results, profits, absolute accuracy, absence of losses, perfect execution, continuous availability, or future performance.

19. No Financial, Legal, or Tax Advice

ARBITRADE does not provide financial, legal, regulatory, accounting, fiscal, or tax advice.

Any information provided by the platform, including market data, automations, algorithmic suggestions, rankings, probabilities, alerts, simulations, indicators, or AI-generated content, is provided solely for informational, technological, and operational purposes.

The user must perform their own independent analysis before making any decision involving cryptoassets, prediction markets, smart contracts, external platforms, automated strategies, or any digital assets.

The user is also responsible for consulting qualified professionals in their jurisdiction when necessary.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee profitability, liquidity, data accuracy, market continuity, order execution, regulatory compatibility, absence of losses, future performance, or the legal validity of any strategy used by the user.

20. Risks of Cryptoassets, Blockchain, and Digital Markets

The use of cryptoassets, digital wallets, blockchain protocols, prediction markets, smart contracts, and digital platforms involves significant risks.

These risks include, but are not limited to:

Partial or total loss of digital assets;

Extreme volatility;

Illiquidity;

Technical failures;

Smart contract failures;

Cyberattacks;

Exploits;

Phishing;

Malware;

Loss of wallet access;

Transfers to incorrect addresses;

Transfers on incompatible networks;

Unlimited or improper approvals;

Execution errors;

Incorrect market data;

Regulatory changes;

Jurisdictional restrictions;

Third-party unavailability;

Suspension of external platforms;

Network congestion;

High fees;

Oracle failures;

Compromised bridges;

Stablecoin depegging;

Token issuer failures.

The user acknowledges that blockchain transactions may be irreversible and that ARBITRADE has no ability to undo, block, cancel, or recover operations confirmed on decentralized networks.

21. Stablecoins and No Banking Equivalence

Stablecoins, tokens pegged to fiat currencies, and other digital assets used on the platform do not represent bank deposits, current accounts, guaranteed financial products, legal tender, or direct obligations of ARBITRADE.

These assets may be subject to:

Loss of peg;

Issuer failures;

Freezes;

Regulatory restrictions;

Illiquidity;

Attacks;

Third-party insolvency;

Custody issues;

Smart contract blocks;

Loss of value;

Redemption interruptions;

Counterparty risk.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee convertibility, redemption, peg, backing, issuer solvency, price stability, or acceptance of any cryptoasset used by the user.

22. Geographic, Legal, and Regulatory Restrictions

ARBITRADE does not represent that its services are appropriate, permitted, licensed, or available in all jurisdictions.

Accessing the platform from a particular location does not mean that its use is lawful, authorized, or free from restrictions in that territory.

The user is solely responsible for verifying whether they may access and use ARBITRADE under the laws, rules, regulations, administrative decisions, tax policies, foreign exchange rules, capital market rules, gaming rules, betting rules, prediction market rules, cryptoasset rules, derivatives rules, financial instrument rules, sanctions, and anti-money laundering requirements applicable to their jurisdiction.

ARBITRADE may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, restrict, suspend, block, or terminate access by users, wallets, IP addresses, regions, countries, or jurisdictions when it believes there is legal, regulatory, reputational, technical, operational, security, or compliance risk.

The user declares that they will not access the platform if they are located in a prohibited, sanctioned, embargoed, or restricted jurisdiction, or in a location where the use of ARBITRADE, cryptoassets, prediction markets, or integrated platforms is prohibited, restricted, or subject to specific authorization not obtained by the user.

23. Prevention of Abuse, Sanctions, and Illegal Activity

ARBITRADE may adopt automated or manual mechanisms to identify suspicious patterns of use, platform abuse, attempted fraud, technical exploitation, sanctions violations, money laundering, terrorist financing, market manipulation, abusive bot usage, multiple accounts, circumvention of geographic restrictions, or any conduct incompatible with the Terms of Use.

The platform may block, limit, suspend, or terminate access, accounts, wallets, or functionalities associated with suspicious activities, even if there is no definitive proof of wrongdoing at the time of the preventive measure.

The user declares that they will not use ARBITRADE to:

Commit unlawful acts;

Conceal the origin of funds;

Manipulate markets;

Violate international sanctions;

Circumvent legal restrictions;

Access prohibited markets;

Harm third parties;

Exploit vulnerabilities;

Conduct attacks;

Use abusive automations;

Violate third-party rights;

Bypass technical or geographic blocks.

24. Dependence on Third Parties and External Protocols

ARBITRADE may depend on services, protocols, APIs, digital wallets, authentication providers, blockchains, oracles, indexers, data providers, market platforms, and third-party infrastructure.

ARBITRADE does not fully control these third parties and is not responsible for failures, delays, unavailability, price errors, interruptions, rule changes, blocks, shutdowns, exploits, attacks, losses, or damages caused by them.

Platform features may be suspended, modified, or discontinued if third parties modify APIs, restrict access, change pricing, block jurisdictions, terminate services, suffer incidents, or stop providing technical support.

25. Minors

ARBITRADE is not intended for individuals under 18 years of age or persons without legal capacity to contract.

By using the platform, the user declares that they are of legal age and have legal capacity to accept this Policy.

ARBITRADE does not knowingly collect data from minors. If improper collection is identified, ARBITRADE may delete the data and terminate the associated access.

26. Changes to This Policy

ARBITRADE may update this Privacy Policy periodically to reflect legal, regulatory, technical, commercial, operational, or security changes.

The updated version will be published on the platform with the corresponding update date.

Continued use of ARBITRADE after publication of changes means that the user has become aware of the new version and agrees to its terms.

If the user does not agree with any change, they must immediately stop using the platform.

27. Language

This Privacy Policy may be made available in different languages.

In case of discrepancy between translated versions, the version designated by ARBITRADE as the official version shall prevail.

If no version is expressly designated as official, the most recent version published by ARBITRADE through its official channels shall prevail.

28. Contact

For questions, requests, complaints, or exercise of rights related to personal data, the user may contact ARBITRADE through the official channels made available on the platform.

ARBITRADE

Email: [insert privacy/support email]

Privacy contact: [insert name, department, or “To be defined”]

Website: https://arbitradepro-frontend-production.up.railway.app/

ARBITRADE may request additional information to confirm the requester’s identity before responding to certain requests.

29. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

This Policy shall be interpreted according to the law indicated in ARBITRADE’s Terms of Use.

Any disputes, controversies, or claims related to this Policy, data processing, or use of the platform shall follow the dispute resolution mechanisms set out in the Terms of Use.

In the absence of a specific provision in the Terms of Use, ARBITRADE may indicate the applicable law and competent forum according to its current corporate, operational, or contractual structure.

30. Acceptance

By accessing, browsing, connecting a wallet, creating an account, using tools, configuring strategies, interacting with APIs, signing messages, approving permissions, authorizing transactions, or using any ARBITRADE functionality, the user declares that they:

Have read this Privacy Policy;

Understand its terms;

Accept its conditions;

Acknowledge the risks of cryptoassets and blockchain;

Acknowledge the non-custodial nature of the platform;

Acknowledge that ARBITRADE does not handle fiat currency;

Acknowledge that ARBITRADE does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice;

Acknowledge that they use the platform at their own risk.