Privacy at AntGain

AntGain uses account and service information to provide sign-in, node participation, support, referral attribution, provider onboarding, recorded usage, and related account functionality. Specific fields and retention periods can vary by service and configuration.

Check your account for recorded usage, earnings, referral rewards, withdrawal eligibility, and payout status.

• Do not place passwords, API tokens, node credentials, wallet secrets, or other authentication secrets in website forms unless a secure product flow specifically requests them.
• AntGain uses website analytics to understand general traffic and product journeys without exposing account IDs, node IDs, individual IP addresses, payout details, or traffic destinations in public reporting.
• Provider and support forms may collect contact details needed to respond to your request, but those details are not displayed in public analytics.

AntGain uses technical and security controls to reduce risk. No security system can guarantee absolute isolation or prevention of abuse, and specific controls, audits, and monitoring practices may change as the service evolves.

For current node and network guidance, see the safety and network-use page and in current release documentation.

AntGain may use Cloudflare Turnstile on support, provider, and partner forms to reduce automated abuse before a submission is accepted.

Turnstile verification does not include the support message, provider or partner form content, account details, or node data. AntGain may also apply additional anti-abuse checks to protect public forms.

With browser storage enabled, accepting optional analytics is remembered across visits, while rejection applies to your current tab session. We may ask you again on a future visit. You can change your choice using Cookie preferences in the site footer. Essential account, sign-in, and support features remain available after rejecting optional analytics. First-party referral and campaign attribution may be stored to maintain sign-up attribution. Chatwoot may process your account ID, name, and email when you are signed in so support can identify your account. Some external sign-in providers may load during authentication.