Last updated 11 November 2026
Card Crush is made by Dev10 Studios, based in London, United Kingdom. This policy explains what the Card Crush app ("the game") collects, why, and what you can do about it. Questions go to contact@deandev10.info.
When you sign in with your Seeker wallet, our game server stores the following against your public wallet address:
Without signing in you can still play; your progress then stays only on your phone.
Sign-in uses Sign In With Solana: your wallet signs a one-time message to prove you own the address. We never see or store your private keys or seed phrase. Purchases are USDC transfers you approve in your own wallet; they are recorded on the public Solana blockchain, which we read to confirm the payment. We never handle card or bank details.
The game saves your settings, level progress, lives and a sign-in session on your device so it works offline. Uninstalling the game removes them, unless your phone's own backup restores them.
Our game server and database run on Cloudflare, and this website on Vercel. Like any web service, they process your IP address briefly to deliver requests; we do not store it. We read public blockchain data through a Solana RPC provider (Helius).
Under UK and EU data protection law, we process this data because it is necessary to provide the game you asked to play (contract), and for our legitimate interest in keeping the leaderboards fair and preventing fraud.
Unfinished level attempts expire after 24 hours and are then cleared out. Everything else is kept while you play, and deleted on request. Purchase records may be kept as long as the law requires for accounting.
You can ask for a copy of your data, its correction, or its deletion (which removes you from the leaderboards and resets your balances) by emailing contact@deandev10.info from any address with your wallet address. You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk). Transactions already on the Solana blockchain are public and can't be removed by anyone.
Card Crush is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.
If this policy changes, we'll update the date above and post the new version on this page.