Privacy Policy Last updated: 24/02/2024
We ("Us", "Our") safeguard your personal data. This Policy sets out what we gather about visitors and users of Monsteadleaf (the "Website"), why we use it, and the choices available to you. Contact: [email protected].
Our commitments
We strive to be open about collection and processing; use data only for the purposes outlined here; assist you in exercising privacy rights where the law permits; and apply reasonable technical and organisational steps to safeguard data, while acknowledging that no online service is entirely secure.
Scope and definitions
"Personal Data" refers to information relating to an identified or identifiable individual. "Processing" covers collecting, storing, using, sharing, and removing data. The Website is not aimed at children under 18; if we discover we have gathered a child's data, we will remove it promptly where required.
What we gather
When you use the Website or Services we may gather technical data (such as IP address, device and browser type, pages viewed, timestamps, and crash logs) along with information you provide voluntarily (for example, name, email, and phone when you ask to be linked with a third-party trading platform). Some technical data may not identify you.
You are not required to provide Personal Data, but without it we may be unable to link you with partners or supply certain features.
Purposes and legal bases
We process Personal Data to run the Website, reply to enquiries, link you with third-party platforms at your request, comply with law, secure our services, enhance performance and analytics in our legitimate interests, and defend our legal rights. Depending on the activity, we rely on your consent, legitimate interests, and/or legal obligation as applicable.
| Typical purpose | Typical legal basis | |
| 1 | Pass your details to a third-party platform you ask us to contact | Consent / steps prior to a contract at your request |
| 2 | Support, security, fraud prevention, analytics, and business administration | Legitimate interests and/or legal obligation |
Sharing and international transfers
We may share data with service providers who host, analyse, or assist the Website under confidentiality obligations; with third-party trading platforms when you request an introduction; with professional advisers; with authorities if required by law; and with a successor in a merger or asset sale. Data may be processed outside your country; where required, we apply suitable safeguards such as standard contractual clauses or other mechanisms recognised by applicable law.
Cookies and similar technologies
We and partners may use cookies and similar tools for essential operation, preferences, analytics, and marketing where permitted. You can manage cookies in your browser settings; blocking some cookies may affect functionality. This service does not respond to Do-Not-Track signals.
| Type | Purpose |
| Strictly necessary | Security, session, and core site features. |
| Functional / performance | Remember choices and measure aggregated usage to enhance the Website. |
Retention
We hold Personal Data only as long as required for the purposes above and to meet legal, accounting, or reporting obligations, then delete or anonymise it where possible. Introductions to partners may be governed under separate partner retention rules disclosed by them.
Security and third-party sites
We apply reasonable safeguards, but transmission over the internet is never entirely risk-free. The Website may link to third-party sites; their practices fall under their own policies, not this Policy.
Your rights
Subject to local law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or object to certain processing, and withdraw consent where processing is consent-based. EEA/UK users may lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. We may need to verify your identity before responding and may extend timelines where permitted. Contact us at [email protected] to exercise rights.
Changes
We may update this Policy by posting a new version on the Website. Material changes may also be communicated where appropriate. Continued use after updates serves as notice of the changes where the law allows.