STREMO · PRODUCT DISCLOSURES
Privacy notice
Prelaunch version · September 17, 2026
What the application processes
Stremo processes wallet addresses, signed authentication messages, public blockchain transactions, coin metadata and Twitch profile information. A wallet address and transaction history are public, even when you do not provide a legal name.
Connected accounts and sessions
Wallet sessions use an HttpOnly cookie. A Twitch connection verifies ownership through Twitch OAuth; access credentials stay on the server. Private overlay URLs grant read-only access and can be revoked from your dashboard. Do not publish them.
Public records
Coin descriptions, streamer associations, token transactions and sanitized support receipts are public. Do not put private or sensitive personal information in token metadata. Blockchain records cannot be removed by Stremo.
Service providers
RPC providers receive blockchain requests. Twitch receives account-authorization and channel requests. Configured payment providers process fulfillment and payment evidence. No private payment credentials should appear in public receipts.
Storage and choices
The browser may store a pending launch transaction reference so confirmation can be recovered after a reload. You can disconnect the wallet session and revoke an overlay from the dashboard. Disconnecting does not erase public chain data.
Before public launch
The production operator, contact channel, retention schedule and provider-specific privacy details must be published before onboarding real users. This prelaunch build must not be represented as having completed that setup.
How Stremo works