Data map
Investor review distinguishes product data, support data, payment data, and proof artifacts.
Privacy
Proof without surveillance.
Flux privacy messaging separates account data, gameplay data, wallet data, support data, and proof data. The fairness layer must prove the hand without turning folded strategy into public information.
Policy LedgerReview required
AccountAccess data
GameplayHand data
WalletPayment data
ProofRedaction
Privacy Boundary
Privacy is part of the proof.
Flux's trust story depends on showing enough evidence to verify the hand and withholding enough private state to protect players.
The privacy story is part of the moat. Flux is not simply trying to reveal more data. It is trying to reveal the right data to the right audience.
That distinction matters in poker because hidden information has strategic and commercial value.
The final privacy policy remains subject to legal review, while the investor message is clear: verification and privacy reinforce each other.
Data Areas
The product needs proof without unnecessary disclosure.
Gameplay records
Hands, actions, table events, rake, and verifier payloads are core operational records.
Wallet records
Crypto settlement creates payment and reconciliation data that needs controlled handling.
Folded-card privacy
Redacted verification protects hidden strategy while preserving the integrity claim.
Policy Ledger
Legal posture stays clear, bounded, and review-ready.
Public legal pages communicate the operating posture without implying approvals or terms that require final review.
TermsEligibility and accounts
Access, jurisdiction, account responsibility, and platform changes.
PrivacyData boundaries
Account data, wallet events, verification artifacts, and support records.
PromosApproved terms
Growth mechanics remain subject to final rules and status labels.
SafetyResponsible play
Limits, help resources, and clear user protections.
Privacy Review
Legal posture stays bounded
Legal pages stay clear, compact, and explicit about launch dependencies and review status.
05Privacy diligence
01Data map
02Proof redaction
03Wallet data handling
04Retention policy
05User rights process