PRIVACY / UPDATED 5 NOVEMBER 2026

Your wallet.
Your choices.

Here is what this version of JANK uses to run the game, remember your profile and recover your matches.

Game and profile data

The server stores wallet addresses, profile names and optional bios, game choices and results, stats, funding records and transaction references. This data supports matchmaking, result settlement, history and recovery.

Your name, bio, online status and game stats may be visible to other players. Your wallet address can be linked to your public blockchain activity. Do not use your profile to share private information.

Browser storage and sessions

Local storage remembers your display name, sound and motion preferences, selected wallet provider and pending transaction references. Session storage holds your current game session token.

After wallet verification, an essential janken_account cookie can remember your account for up to seven days. It is HttpOnly and SameSite=Strict; the server stores a hash of its value. Explicit wallet disconnect revokes the remembered session. The cookie’s Secure flag is enabled when the website is served over HTTPS.

Clearing browser data removes local preferences and session information. It does not erase server records or blockchain transactions, and it does not cancel a funded match.

Reports and service operation

If you submit a problem report, JANK stores your message, its timestamp and any game reference you select. Please leave out seed phrases, private keys and unnecessary personal details.

Requests include technical information such as your IP address and browser headers. Hosting services may record access logs. The application uses short-lived hashed session/IP keys to rate-limit requests and limit abuse.

Wallets and public blockchain data

Your wallet handles private keys and asks you to approve signatures and transactions. JANK does not ask for or store your wallet’s seed phrase or private key. Wallet providers, RPC providers, the faucet and explorer operate separately under their own policies.

Transactions, addresses, stakes and contract events on Elysium testnet are public. JANK cannot make those blockchain records private or remove them from the network.

Retention and requests

Game records, wallet profiles and submitted reports are retained to operate and debug this testnet version. There is currently no published fixed deletion schedule for these records. Testnet data may be reset.