Privacy Policy

This policy explains what information the operator of EyesOnCash (“we”, “us”) collects when you use this website and your dashboard, what we use it for, and who we share it with.

In short: we collect what we need to run your account, prevent fraud and process your payments. We do not sell your information.

Information you give us

• Account details: your name, email address, mobile number, country and password. We store your password in hashed form, not as readable text.
• Referral code: if you enter one at sign-up, we record who invited you.
• Payment details: the transaction IDs and payment proofs (such as screenshots) you submit for deposits, and the payout details you enter for withdrawals.
• Support messages: what you send us when you ask for help.

Information we record as you use the service

• IP address and user agent (your browser and device type) when you sign in and when you do something that involves money, such as a deposit, a withdrawal or a completed ad view.
• Transaction history: deposits, plan purchases, ad earnings, referral commissions, achievement rewards, transfers between your wallets and withdrawals.
• Ad-view history: which ads you watched and when.
• Approximate location at sign-up: when you open the sign-up page, we look up the country your IP address appears to be in so the form can suggest your country and dialling code. This lookup uses a third-party IP geolocation service.
• How you found us: when you arrive on the site without being signed in, we note the page that linked to you (as much of its address as your browser shares), any campaign tags or referral code in the link you followed, the page you landed on, your device type, browser and operating system, and the city and country your IP address appears to be in. If you then create an account, this is kept with it. We use it to see which places bring people to EyesOnCash. The IP address itself is deleted once the location has been looked up.

• To run the service: create and secure your account, show your balances, credit your ad earnings, and work out referral commissions and achievement rewards.
• To process payments: verify your deposits, and review and pay your withdrawals.
• To prevent fraud and abuse: detect fake payment proofs, reused transaction IDs, multiple accounts and automated ad viewing.
• To measure our advertising: see which of our ads on Facebook and Instagram bring people to the site, and who goes on to sign up or buy a plan (see Cookies and browser storage).
• To contact you about your account: for example to verify your email address, reset your password, or tell you that a deposit or withdrawal was approved.
• To meet legal obligations that apply to us.

We keep this to what the site needs in order to work.

Sign-in cookies

When you sign in we set two cookies, access_token and refresh_token. They keep you signed in as you move between pages. Both are httpOnly, which means scripts running in the page cannot read them. They are necessary: if your browser blocks them, you cannot sign in.

Your browser’s local storage also holds a small marker that says whether you are signed in, so pages can show the right view. It contains no personal details.

Visit counting

To count visits, your browser keeps a random visitor number in local storage, and notes for the current session where you arrived from. Neither is a cookie, neither contains personal details, and both stay on this site: nothing is shared with advertising or analytics companies.

Live chat

When live chat is switched on, a chat widget from LiveTawk loads on the site. The widget may set its own cookies or use browser storage, for example to keep your conversation going from one page to the next.

Video ads

Some ads are videos that play in a third-party video player embedded in the page. When such an ad loads, the video provider receives technical information such as your IP address and may set its own cookies.

Advertising measurement (Meta Pixel)

When it is switched on, the Meta Pixel from Meta Platforms, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, loads on the site. It tells Meta which pages you open, when you create an account, and when you buy a plan, including the plan’s price. We use this to see which of our ads work and to show them to people likely to be interested.

Meta receives your IP address and browser details, may connect this to your Facebook or Instagram account if you are signed in to them in the same browser, and sets its own cookies (such as _fbp). Your name, email address, phone number and payment details are not sent. Meta’s use of this information is covered by its own privacy policy.

What we do not use

Apart from the Meta Pixel described above, we do not use third-party analytics or advertising trackers.

We do not sell your information. We share it only in these cases:

• Payment processors. The providers we need in order to verify your deposits and send your payouts receive the payment details required to do that.
• Our live-chat provider. If you use live chat, your messages and some technical information pass through LiveTawk. If you contact us on WhatsApp instead, your messages are handled by WhatsApp.
• The services mentioned above that look up your approximate location (at sign-up and when counting visits) and play video ads, which receive your IP address when they are used.
• Meta, when the Meta Pixel is switched on: the page visits, sign-ups and plan purchases described under Cookies and browser storage.
• Authorities, when the law requires us to.

What other members can see

Referrals connect accounts, so some of your details are visible to the people you are connected to:

• Members above you in your referral chain can see your name, email address, account status, the date you joined, how many active plans you have, your total deposits and the size of your team.
• You can see the name, email address and mobile number of the person who invited you.
• Anyone who enters your referral code on the sign-up page is shown your name, so they can check they have the right code.

We keep your account information for as long as you have an account.

After that, we keep transaction records, payment proofs and sign-in records for as long as we need them to deal with disputes, prevent fraud and meet our legal obligations.

• Passwords are stored in hashed form.
• Sign-in cookies cannot be read by scripts in the page.
• We record the IP address used for sign-ins and money actions to help spot misuse.

No system is completely secure. Use a password you do not use anywhere else, and never share it, including with anyone who says they are from support.

• You can view and update your profile details in your dashboard.
• You can ask us for a copy of your information, or to correct something you cannot change yourself.
• You can limit how Meta uses your activity for ads in your Facebook or Instagram ad settings, or block third-party cookies and trackers in your browser. The site keeps working either way.
• You can ask us to close your account and delete your information. We may need to keep some records, such as your transaction history, for the reasons given under How long we keep it.

To make one of these requests, use the contact page. We may ask you to confirm that the account is yours first.

EyesOnCash is not intended for children. As the Terms of Service say, you may only use it if you are old enough to enter into a binding agreement under the law that applies to you.

We may update this policy. When we do, we change the “Last updated” date at the top of this page.

If you have a question about this policy or your information, email support@eyesoncash.com or use one of the other options on the contact page.