Legal
Cookie and storage policy
How rtp.fun uses browser storage, and why it does not use tracking cookies.
1. The short version
The RTP app uses essential browser storage for sign-in, encrypted wallet data, interface settings, and your storage preference. Optional app statistics are off; no optional statistics integration is configured. Your cookie choice does not delete your wallet or sign you out. Some account and transaction information is sent when the feature you use requires it; see the Privacy policy.
2. What RTP actually uses
| Storage | Where | Contents | Sent to RTP? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local storage | Your browser | Sign-in session, interface settings, positions and profit-and-loss records, signal filters, documentation theme, and your cookie preference | Sign-in or enabled features may send the information they need; the cookie preference itself stays on your device. |
| Encrypted wallet storage | Wallet browser storage | Your encrypted wallet and recovery data | Private keys are not sent to RTP; an explicitly created encrypted backup may be stored for recovery. |
| Session memory | Your browser | Signing results, transaction parameters | Only at signing or submission |
| Server logs | RTP’s servers | IP address, request path, timestamp — for rate limiting and abuse prevention | See Privacy policy |
3. Third parties
- Sign-in and wallet providers may set their own cookies or storage during sign-in, governed by their own policy. RTP neither reads nor copies them.
- Network and market-data providers: public market data you view may be fetched by RTP’s servers or by your browser; their policies apply to that traffic.
- A partner platform you choose to launch or trade through may apply its own storage or hosting rules — see Privacy policy and Launch options.
- The app does not configure optional analytics, advertising, or fingerprinting integrations. Its script policy blocks remote analytics script injection.
- The hosting provider, Cloudflare, provides traffic protection and may inject performance diagnostics on pages outside the app. These hosting practices are separate from app storage preferences; rejecting optional app statistics does not change the provider’s site configuration.
4. How to clear
Your browser’s “clear site data” option removes all local storage. A wallet created in your browser lives there too — export it first if you want to keep it.
Choose Accept necessary, Reject optional, or Customize in the app. Both initial choices retain essential storage and leave optional app statistics off. You can revisit Cookie preferences at any time. If your browser blocks saving this preference, the choice lasts for the current page only.
5. Changes
This page tracks the product’s actual behavior. If a new storage mechanism or third party is ever introduced, this page is updated first, and the feature ships after.