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This policy explains what PayStation collects and how that information is used.

Last updated: September 20, 2026

1. Information We Collect

PayStation may collect wallet addresses, World session username or profile data, user and session IDs, agent IDs, policy settings, payment records, ChatGPT account-link records, provider request metadata and stored service-result content, support messages, operational logs, and pseudonymous product-usage events recording which setup and payment steps were reached.

2. How We Use Information

We use information to support sign-in, account and session security, payment verification, policy enforcement, provider access, support, debugging, abuse prevention, compliance, and service operations. We also measure, in aggregate, how far people get through setup and payment so we can improve those steps. Those measurements are pseudonymous, contain no prompts, payment amounts, or recipient addresses, and are not shared with advertising or analytics companies.

When you connect PayStation to ChatGPT, PayStation uses the linked account to return only the owned agent summaries, request status, and stored service results that a PayStation tool requests. PayStation does not receive your full ChatGPT conversation; it receives only the limited tool inputs needed for the selected request.

3. Payments And Wallet Data

PayStation records payment evidence, references, statuses, and related metadata needed to operate supported payment flows. PayStation does not store seed phrases or private keys in the Mini App.

4. Sharing Information

When you use the PayStation ChatGPT plugin, the requested tool output is sent to ChatGPT and OpenAI so ChatGPT can answer you. That output may include agent and request identifiers, names, statuses, creation or service timestamps, service names, and stored service-result content. OpenAI processes that information under its own terms and privacy controls.

We may share information with World or World Pay services for verification, provider connectors when needed to complete a requested flow, infrastructure vendors that help operate PayStation, and legal or compliance recipients when required.

5. Cookies And Session Storage

PayStation uses first-party cookies that are essential to the service: a session cookie to keep you signed in, a cookie that stores your connected World account details, and a short-lived cookie that protects the sign-in challenge. These are required for authentication and security. PayStation does not use third-party advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.

6. Retention And Deletion

Stored service-result content is retained for up to 30 days and is no longer returned by ChatGPT tools after it expires. Active ChatGPT link records remain until you disconnect; disconnecting revokes future linked access. Revoked link records and content-free request, payment, audit, security, and compliance records may be retained where needed to operate and protect the service or meet legal obligations. Pseudonymous product-usage events are kept for up to 180 days and then deleted. You can request review or deletion of personal information through support. Records that we are required to keep may be excluded from deletion.

7. Your Controls

You can disconnect ChatGPT from PayStation to revoke the plugin's future access to your PayStation account. You can also remove the plugin through ChatGPT or OpenAI account controls. Contact support to request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal information, subject to the retention exceptions above.

8. Security

PayStation uses technical and organizational controls including HTTPS, access controls, and separation between the Mini App and signing systems. PayStation does not sell personal data.

9. Contact

For privacy requests or questions, reach us through our support page.

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