Privacy and Data Policy

This Privacy and Data Policy describes how the True Accrumance digital finance information platform ("the platform") gathers, uses and safeguards personal information belonging to visitors and registered users. Privacy is built into our approach: we aim to collect only what is needed to provide the service, protect it and help you understand and manage its use.

1. Who controls the data

The operator of the True Accrumance platform acts as the data controller. Questions about how your personal information is handled can be sent to the support contact shown in the website footer or to . Where Australian privacy legislation or the law applicable to you identifies a privacy regulator, you may also be entitled to submit a complaint to that authority.

2. Information we collect

When you access the platform, create an account or complete a form, we may collect and handle the following types of personal information:

• identity information — your given name and family name;
• contact information — your email address and telephone number;
• account settings — watchlists, alert levels, notification choices and affiliate programme participation;
• technical information — IP address, browser category, device identifiers, referring source, cookies and activity events recorded on the platform.

3. How information is used

Your personal information may be used for these purposes:

• setting up and administering your True Accrumance account, providing requested platform functions and assisting you through customer support;
• sending information about service changes, security notices and weekly research summaries, plus marketing messages only when you have chosen to receive them;
• detecting and preventing fraud, misuse and unauthorised entry, while meeting relevant legal and regulatory requirements.

4. How long we retain information

We retain personal information only for the period necessary to carry out the purposes outlined above or to meet applicable legal requirements. Account information remains on file while your account is open and for a reasonable period after closure, allowing reactivation where available and supporting record-keeping duties. When retention is no longer required, information is erased or permanently de-identified.

5. Disclosure to other parties

Personal information may be provided to carefully selected service providers, including hosting, analytics, email, customer support and fraud-prevention providers, only where needed to run the platform and subject to contractual protections. We may also disclose information to public authorities or regulators when legally required. We do not sell personal information or permit behavioural advertising networks to use it.

6. Your privacy rights

Subject to your circumstances and the applicable law, you may have the following rights in relation to your personal information:

• to request access to, correction of or deletion of your personal information;
• to ask for processing to be limited or to object to particular processing;
• to receive portable copies of your data and to withdraw consent at any time where consent is the basis for processing.

To make a request under these rights, email using the address linked to your account. We may ask for reasonable information to confirm your identity before processing the request.

7. Cookies and related tools

The platform may rely on cookies and comparable technologies to support core functions, including sessions and security, understand overall usage and enhance performance. Cookie preferences can be changed through your browser; blocking necessary cookies may prevent certain features from working correctly.

8. Policy updates

This policy may be revised periodically to reflect updates to our services, technology or legal responsibilities. The current version, including its latest revision date, will remain available on this page. Where a change is significant, we may inform registered users through the platform or email as well as publishing the revised policy here.