Privacy Policy for Crypto & Web3
Privacy, terms and risk-disclosure documents for exchanges, wallets, DeFi and NFT projects.
Crypto and Web3 products sit on top of pseudonymous data that is still, legally, personal data — wallet addresses tied to a person, KYC documents, IP logs and on-chain analytics. Regulators expect both privacy compliance and strong risk disclosures.
PolicifyAI drafts privacy policies, terms and risk-disclosure documents tailored to exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols and NFT projects — covering KYC/AML data, custody and the volatility warnings these products require.
The rules that apply
GDPR / UK GDPR
Wallet addresses linked to an identity, KYC data and IP logs are personal data you must disclose and protect.
MiCA (EU)
The EU crypto-asset framework adds disclosure and consumer-protection duties for many tokens and services.
AML / KYC rules
Exchanges and many services must collect and retain identity data; your policy should explain that lawful basis.
The policies you need
Who this is for
Exchanges, custodial and non-custodial wallets, DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces and token projects.
Frequently asked questions
Is a wallet address personal data?
Once a wallet address can be linked to an individual — through KYC, an IP log or analytics — it is treated as personal data under GDPR.
Does it cover KYC and AML?
Yes — the policy can explain the identity data you collect for anti-money-laundering checks and the lawful basis for retaining it.
Do I need risk disclosures?
Yes — crypto products are expected to carry clear volatility, custody and regulatory-risk warnings alongside the privacy policy.
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