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Glide collects what’s needed to operate a regulated account and not more. This page documents what’s collected, what’s retained, how long, and how to exercise your rights over it.

What we collect

CategoryWhy we collect itRetention default
KYC ID and selfieRegulated identity verification7 years post-account-closure (regulatory minimum)
Sanctions screening logsDemonstrate compliance to regulators7 years
Transaction historyOperate the account, file regulatory reports7 years
Card transaction detailCard statements, dispute support7 years
Activity feed receiptsAudit log for the account1 year (default), opt-in 1–7 years
Sign-in and device metadataAccount security, fraud detection90 days for non-anomalous; longer if flagged
Support conversation historyResolve cases, regulatory record-keeping5 years
Marketing-opt-in preferencesEmail and product communicationUntil you opt out + 6 months
We don’t collect:
  • Browsing history outside Glide. No tracking pixels for adtech, no cross-site behavior collection.
  • Location data beyond what you provide for account opening. We don’t continuously track where your device is.
  • Contact list, photo library, or other device data beyond what you upload (e.g., a profile photo).
  • Biometric data after KYC. The selfie used for KYC matching is processed by the doc-check provider for that one match and discarded; it’s not retained for biometric login.

Where data lives

Data is stored in the jurisdiction matching your account region:
  • Canadian-residence accounts: Canada.
  • UK-residence accounts: UK.
  • EU-residence accounts: EU (specifically, an EU member state with adequate data-protection certification).
  • Hong Kong / Singapore-residence accounts: in-region.
Cross-border data transfers happen only as required for regulatory reporting or for serving cross-border transactions. Standard data-protection contractual safeguards (SCCs, Privacy Shield-equivalent) apply where regulation requires.

Your rights

Under GDPR (EU), UK GDPR (UK), PIPEDA (Canada), PDPO (HK), PDPA (SG), you have the right to:
  • Access — request a copy of all the data we hold on you.
  • Correction — correct inaccurate data.
  • Deletion — request deletion of data, subject to retention requirements that come from regulation.
  • Portability — request your data in a portable format.
  • Object — object to specific processing (e.g., marketing).
To exercise any of these, Settings → Privacy → Data request or email privacy@axtior.com. We respond within 30 days (often much sooner).

What deletion can and can’t do

You can delete:
  • Your activity feed beyond the regulatory minimum (after 7 years for transaction history; after 1 year for receipts in the default tier).
  • Marketing preferences — immediate.
  • Profile photo and non-required metadata — immediate.
  • Closed-account data beyond the 7-year regulatory hold — deletion runs after the 7-year clock expires.
You can’t delete (during the regulatory hold):
  • Transaction history — required to be retained for regulatory reasons.
  • KYC documents and sanctions screening logs — same.
  • AML monitoring detail — same.
The regulatory hold isn’t our preference; it’s a baseline our regulators require. After the hold expires, deletion runs and is irreversible.

DSAR redaction in receipts

If you redact a field in your activity feed (e.g., a counterparty name in a transaction you’d rather not retain visible), the receipt row stays in the audit log but the field is nulled and the redacted-fields bitmap is set. The replay UI renders the redacted field with a [REDACTED] watermark. This preserves audit-log tamper-evidence (we can’t make a row vanish) while honoring your deletion right (the actual data is gone).

Cookies and tracking

The Glide web dashboard uses:
  • Strictly necessary cookies — session management, sign-in state. Cannot be disabled.
  • Analytics cookies — aggregate usage tracking. Off by default outside the EU; opt-in via the cookie banner.
  • No advertising cookies. No third-party tracking pixels. No retargeting.
The cookie banner is honest. If you disable analytics, you’ll see fewer banners and we’ll see less usage data; the dashboard works the same either way.

Third-party processors

We use third parties to operate the account: Privy for embedded wallet auth, Bridge for fiat rails, Chainalysis for sanctions screening, Alchemy / RPC providers for chain reads, Sentry for error tracking, Mintlify for these docs. Each processor signs a data-processing agreement that limits them to the specific operation they perform. A list of current processors and the data each receives is at Settings → Privacy → Processors in your dashboard. We give 30-day notice before adding or changing a processor that handles personal data.

Reporting a privacy concern

For privacy-specific concerns: privacy@axtior.com. For regulator inquiries (e.g., a regulator’s data-protection authority asking on your behalf): we respond directly to the authority and notify you per local-law requirements.

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