Privacy Policy

Ovryth stores only what it needs to score community work and pay for it. It never holds your funds and never asks for a private key. This page explains what is collected, how it is used, and how it is handled.

• ·Telegram data: your user id, username, and the text of messages you post in a room where Ovryth is an admin, plus content hashes used to detect duplicates.
• ·Wallet address: the Base address you link with /wallet, used only as a payout destination.
• ·Room data: for room owners, the Base Account address, the spend permission, and the rules you publish.
• ·On-chain records: payout, revert, and approval transactions, which are public on Base by design.

Telegram does not expose when an account was created, so account age is approximated from the user id and when you were first seen in a room. This estimate is labeled as approximate wherever it appears.

• ·Private keys or seed phrases. Ovryth never asks for them and cannot move funds beyond the on-chain cap.
• ·Payment card details or bank information.
• ·Messages from groups where Ovryth is not an admin, or private DMs beyond the commands you send the bot.

• ·To score a message against a room's rules and decide whether it is paid, held, or refused.
• ·To send a USDC payout to your linked wallet and reply in-thread with the transaction.
• ·To show a public ledger of paid and refused contributions on the room page.
• ·To enforce anti-farming floors: account age, room tenure, and per-member and per-room caps.

Data is stored in a Postgres database (Neon). Transactions are recorded on the public Base blockchain and are visible on explorers such as BaseScan. Ovryth does not sell your data. Message scoring uses a language model provider that receives only message text and the room's rules, never wallet addresses or private data.

Payouts and refusals are shown publicly on the room page, and every payout is a public on-chain transaction. Do not post anything in a room that you need to keep private.

Room and ledger records are kept for the life of the room so the public proof stays accurate. You can stop participating at any time, and a room owner can revoke the spend permission at any time, which stops Ovryth immediately.

Questions about this policy can be raised with the project team via the Ovryth account on X, linked in the footer.