Privacy Policy

Last updated 10 July 2026.

Please bro ("we", "us") runs a platform that routes cryptocurrency trading fees to fundraisers on Robinhood Chain. This policy explains what we collect and why. We collect as little as possible.

What we collect

• Fundraiser details you provide — a title, description, images, links, and a beneficiary handle. This is public by design, so people can see and support the cause.
• Sign-in identity — when a beneficiary claims a cause, they sign in with a third party (X or GitHub). We receive only their public username to confirm it matches the cause's beneficiary. We do not post on your behalf, read private data, or store your password or tokens beyond the moment of verification.
• On-chain data — wallet addresses and transactions are recorded on the public blockchain, not by us. We read them; we don't own them.
• Basic technical logs — standard request data (like IP address) used to prevent abuse and rate-limit, held briefly.

Third-party sign-in

When you sign in to claim a cause, we use the provider's OAuth solely to read your public username and verify you are the beneficiary. We request the minimum scopes needed for that. Access is used once, at claim time, and not stored long-term. Your use of each provider is also governed by that provider's own privacy policy.

What we don't do

• We don't sell your data.
• We don't post to your social accounts.
• We don't run advertising trackers.

Data retention & deletion

Fundraiser records persist while the cause is live. To request removal of a cause or associated data, contact us and we'll act on reasonable requests, subject to on-chain records which are permanent and outside our control.

Contact

Want your cause or data removed, or have a privacy question? Reach us through the channels linked at the bottom of the site and we'll act on reasonable requests — subject to on-chain records, which are permanent and outside our control.