Data transparency

Privacy and anonymous event data

Learn what DZPTO processes when you use a calculator or click an exchange link, why it is processed, and which personal data the current app does not collect.DZPTO currently has no user-account system and does not ask you to submit a name, email address, exchange account, wallet address, or transaction credential.How this page was produced: Drafted with AI assistance · worked examples and links checked automatically before publishing · Last updated

What an affiliate-link event records

When you click an exchange referral button, DZPTO records a few anonymous details on its own server: the exchange, the page, the tool, the region you selected, the page language, where the button was and the time. These show which tools lead to referral clicks.

The DZPTO event table does not contain an IP address, browser user agent, name, email address, exchange account, wallet address, or device identifier.

To stop bots from flooding the site with clicks, the server briefly counts requests from each connection. That count lives only in memory, is never written to a database or the logs, is cleared once idle, and is never linked to any of the records above.

Purpose and editorial separation

Anonymous events are used only for aggregate affiliate performance and button diagnostics. Click or conversion data does not enter fee formulas, source selection, exchange ranking, or editorial conclusions.

Browser storage and third-party pages

The calculators and language switching need no cookies or localStorage. The site also uses Google Analytics 4 to measure traffic, which does set cookies — see the next section. Every calculator works identically without it.

After you visit an exchange website, that exchange processes data under its own privacy policy; DZPTO does not control third-party cookies, accounts, or verification flows.

Google Analytics 4

This site uses Google Analytics 4 to count page views and how people move through the tools. It sets first-party cookies in your browser (_ga and cookies beginning _ga_, kept for two years by default), and Google processes network, browser and device data as an independent service provider. Visitors from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland are not served Google Analytics and receive none of its cookies; the first-party anonymous events set no cookies and are still recorded.

Google receives only a few simple events: page views, clicks from a scenario article to a tool, completed calculations and referral-link clicks. Page addresses are sent without query strings or fragments, the full referring address is never forwarded, and Google Signals and ad personalization are turned off. Google remains an independent service provider that may process technical data under its own policy, so its data should be considered separately from DZPTO's own anonymous records.

When you email us

When you write to the address below, we receive your email address and whatever your message contains. They are used only to reply to and deal with your message; they are never added to a mailing list or passed to an exchange or any other third party.

Messages pass through and are stored by an email service provider. To have your correspondence deleted, say so in an email.

hello@dzpto.com

Current limits

This page describes the data DZPTO actually records today and the Google Analytics 4 configuration currently in use. It does not attempt to summarize every technical record processed by network providers or third-party services. If accounts, newsletters, further third-party services or new kinds of records are added, this page and any required consent mechanism are updated first.

Frequently asked questions

Does DZPTO store my exchange account or wallet address?

No. The anonymous click records contain nothing of the kind, and the calculators never ask for account or wallet details.

Can affiliate clicks change an exchange ranking?

No. Event data is separated from calculations, source selection, and ranking logic.

Does Google Analytics always load?

For most visitors, yes; for visitors from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, no. To avoid being counted, block cookies in your browser or install Google's Analytics opt-out add-on (tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout). The calculators work and produce the same results without it.