WinLEW Utility Bot · Privacy Policy
WinLEW Utility Bot
This explains what the Utility Bot stores as you use the faucet, quizzes, and rewards — and how to have it removed. It never holds your keys.
What WinLEW Utility Bot does
- Faucet claims on both Discord and the website
- Quizzes with points, streaks, and real payouts
- Community announcements
- Reward tracking, history, and leaderboards
- Pays winnings to your linked wallet — no custody
1 What we store
To run rewards fairly and pay them to the right place, the bot stores:
Discord user ID
Identifies your account for rewards and cooldowns.
Linked wallet address
The public Solana address rewards are paid to (via verification).
Faucet claim history
Timestamps, amounts, and source (web/Discord) of confirmed claims.
Quiz stats
Points, streaks, and answer accuracy used for the quiz and leaderboards.
Game reward records
Validated game winnings and payout status.
Guest ID (optional)
A device-side ID so pre-login play can merge into your account when you connect.
2 How it is used
- To calculate, cap, and pay rewards to your linked wallet.
- To enforce cooldowns and anti-abuse limits fairly.
- To power leaderboards and your dashboard's reward history (other players' Discord IDs are never shown — names are masked or from profile prefs).
Never used for advertising; never sold.
3 Who it is shared with
- Discord — for delivering the bot's messages and roles.
- Public blockchain — reward payouts are on-chain transactions to your public wallet address; those are inherently public.
4 Retention
Reward and claim history is retained to keep totals, leaderboards, and payout accounting correct. You can request deletion of your stored records; note that on-chain payouts already sent are public and permanent on Solana.
5 Your rights & deleting your data
Ask in the WinLEW Discord to see or delete your stored data. Deleting removes your off-chain records; it cannot alter transactions already confirmed on Solana.
6 Changes to this policy
We may update this policy as the service evolves. Material changes are reflected here with a new "last updated" date. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.