Elvor AI Privacy Policy and Data Practices
Elvor AI Privacy Policy and Data Practices. How Elvor handles account, platform, and service data.
Privacy choices and account security
Use unique credentials for your Elvor account and enable the strongest authentication options available to you. Never send passwords, one-time codes, exchange secrets, wallet recovery phrases, or private keys through support messages. If you believe an account or connected service has been exposed, revoke the affected credential at its source, change the relevant password, and contact support with a description that does not repeat the compromised secret.
Information used to operate a trading product can include account details, configuration choices, support correspondence, security events, device or browser information, and records needed to provide requested features. The exact categories, purposes, retention rules, and available choices are described in the policy above. Product analytics should be interpreted as operational information; they are not sold as a promise that a strategy or market decision will succeed.
Requests about personal information
Depending on applicable law and the relationship with Elvor, a person may be able to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or information about how personal data is handled. A request may require reasonable identity verification so that information is not disclosed to the wrong person. Some records may need to be retained for security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, accounting, or other legal obligations.
Privacy and security are shared responsibilities. Review the permissions granted to connected services, remove integrations that are no longer used, and avoid placing confidential information in free-form strategy names or support attachments. Questions about this policy can be sent to the published Elvor support address with the subject “Privacy request.”
Browser storage, cookies, and similar technologies may be used for authentication, security, preferences, performance, and service operation as described in the policy. Blocking an essential mechanism can prevent sign-in or other requested functionality. Users should review browser controls and sign out of shared devices. Policy updates should be read together with their effective date because legal requirements and product features can change over time.