1Account
Account data includes email, a protected password hash, registration and login dates, active sessions, top-up requests, balance history and support messages. It is used for sign-in, account management and support. Passwords are not stored in plain text.
2Cookie · Cloudflare
Sign-in uses a protected session cookie. Language and theme preferences are stored in your browser. Cloudflare Turnstile checks registrations. Wallet QR codes are served by Panda-Sim.
3Meta Pixel
Meta Pixel runs only with consent to analytics and advertising. Meta receives technical browser data (IP, page URL, advertising cookies), a page view and the actual USD amount of a new confirmed top-up, excluding bonuses, with a random event ID. Event parameters exclude email, SMS codes, rented numbers, wallets, transaction hashes and secrets. Automatic form and event collection is disabled. Your choice is stored for up to 180 days and can be changed in Analytics settings. Declining does not affect payments or the site. No Conversions API. Google Ads requires separate permission in the same settings. We send only the actual paid USD amount of a new confirmed top-up, excluding bonuses, and its permanent internal top-up ID. Google also receives technical browser data and the advertising click identifier gclid, retained after consent for up to 90 days. Enhanced conversions, customer data and ad personalization are disabled. Unsent events wait for your next signed-in visit with consent. Delivery is not guaranteed if you do not return or use a blocker. Browser submission is not confirmation of attribution by Google.
4Questions about account data
Email and password can be changed in settings. Use chat for account-data questions. Support messages are retained for the conversation and are distinct from third-party SMS codes. Do not include secret keys or payment passwords in messages.
5Account
Keep access to your email and keep your password private. Requests and transactions belong to the account that creates them. Use your own credentials and follow the rules of the third-party services you select.