Privacy policy

What this site stores about you, how long it keeps it, and who else is involved.

The short version

This site shows ads, and the ad companies set their own cookies. We keep as little about you as the key system can work with: no name, no email, no Roblox password — and your IP address is stored only as a one-way hash, never as the address itself.

What this site keeps

WhatWhyHow long
A session id in a cookieRemembers which checkpoints you finished. It is an opaque signed number — editing it cannot skip a step.Until the session expires
A salted hash of your IPRate limiting and abuse blocking. The address itself is not written down, and the hash cannot be turned back into it.30 days
Checkpoint progressSo you do not have to repeat steps you already completed.Until the session expires
Your Roblox user id and usernameRecorded when a key is first used in Roblox, so a key stays with one account.While the key exists
A hardware id from your executorBinds a key to one device, which is what stops keys being resold.While the key exists
Security eventsFailed checks, bypass attempts, rate-limit hits — stored against the hashed IP, not the address.30 days
Key validation recordsWorking out whether one key is being shared across many accounts.90 days
Counts and totalsHow many keys were issued in a day. Numbers only, nothing that points at one person.365 days

Other companies involved

Three of them, and each has its own privacy policy that we do not control:

What this site never does

Your choices

You can clear or block cookies in your browser at any time — but the checkpoint flow needs its own cookie to work, so blocking that one means no key can be issued. An ad blocker stops the advertising cookies. To ask what is held against a key of yours, or to have it deleted, message us on Discord with that key. Deleting a key deletes the account and device binding attached to it.

Last updated: 26 August 2026