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Privacy policy$1

The Russian version of this document is the legally binding one. Translations are provided for convenience.

This page says what data we collect and why. Without wording like “for the purposes of improving the quality of services”, behind which anything at all can hide.

A closed faceted form — the idea of protected data In effect from 17 August 2026

01In short

  • We do not sell your data and do not pass it to advertising networks.
  • We do not store your Telegram or Google passwords — sign-in goes through them.
  • Identity documents are seen only by the staff who carry out that check. They are not passed anywhere else.
  • We count site visits on our own server rather than handing them to Google.
  • Blockchain records are public and are deleted by nobody — us included.

02What data we collect

On sign-in

  • Telegram:the numeric identifier, the username, the name, the profile photo and the interface language.
  • Google:the account identifier, the email address, the name and the profile photo.

Passwords to those accounts are never passed to us — in any form. Telegram and Google send back a signed reply that only confirms who you are.

While it is in use

  • Balance, operations, top-up addresses, issued cards.
  • The IP address and sign-in time — for the security log.
  • Correspondence with support.
  • The chosen language, theme and display currency.

During identity verification

  • Name, date of birth, nationality, address.
  • An identity document and your photograph.

This data is requested only when issuing a card and for operations above the set thresholds.

03Why they are needed

DataReason
Telegram or Google identifierTo know whose account it is
Name and photographTo show you inside the app
EmailRestoring access
Operations and balanceTo run the account
IP and sign-in timeTo notice a sign-in that was not yours
DocumentsA legal requirement on card issuing
CorrespondenceTo help and to remember the context

We neither collect nor ask for data beyond what is listed.

04On what basis

  • Performance of the agreement:without an identifier and a record of operations an account cannot work.
  • A legal requirement:identity verification and anti-money-laundering.
  • Legitimate interest:fraud protection and the security log.
  • Your consent:everything optional — and it can be withdrawn.

05Who we pass it to

Only to those without whom the service does not work:

  • To the card issuer (issuer name) — the holder’s details, required for issuing.
  • To payment systems— information about card operations.
  • To authorised bodies— on a lawful request.
To advertising networks and data brokers — never.

We do not sell or rent out information about you. Selling data is not part of our business model and never has been.

06The blockchain is public

This cannot be undone.

Every blockchain transfer is visible to everyone and stays there forever: the amount, the addresses, the time.

07How long we keep it

DataPeriod
Account and balanceWhile the account is open
Records of operations5 years after the account is closed
Identity verification documents5 years after the account is closed
Sign-in log12 months
Correspondence with support3 years

The five-year periods are not set by us: anti-money-laundering law requires them. We cannot delete such records earlier, even at your request.

08Your rights

  • Find outwhat data about you exists, and get a copy of it.
  • Correctinaccurate information.
  • Deleteyour data — except what we are obliged to keep by law.
  • Restrictprocessing while a dispute is under way.
  • Take awayyour data in machine-readable form.
  • Withdraw consentfor everything optional.
  • Complainto the data-protection supervisory authority.

Write to support — we answer within 30 days. To protect against requests from other people, we may ask you to confirm that the account is yours.

09Cookies and storage

There is no advertising tracking on the site. We keep only what is necessary:

WhatWhy
Session keyNot to make you sign in again
Sign-in markerTo write “Dashboard” instead of “Sign in”
The chosen themeTo remember light or dark
Exchange ratesTo show a price before the exchange answers

The sign-in marker is the digit one and nothing more: it holds no name, no key and no balance. It only lets the site show “Dashboard” instead of “Sign in”.

10Visit statistics

We count site trafficon our own server— with Umami on the subdomainumami.nexuspayme.com. The data goes neither to Google Analytics nor to any other external service.

Only anonymous information is collected: the page address, where you came from, the device type and the country. No name, no identifier, no way to trace it back to a person.

11How we protect it

  • All traffic to the server runs over TLS — it cannot be read on the way.
  • The Telegram and Google signature is checked on the server: a reply forged in the browser will not pass.
  • A session is time-limited and is revoked on sign-out.
  • Staff access to verification documents is granted only where the work requires it and is recorded.
  • Most of the crypto is kept in wallets with no permanent network connection.

Absolute protection does not exist, and promising it would be dishonest. If a leak does happen, we will tell the people affected and the supervisory authority within 72 hours of learning about it.

12Contact us

For questions about data, write to support inside the app:t.me/nexuspaymybot.

Responsible for data protection:name and email. Operator:legal entity name and address.

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