Honest split. Trading credentials and strategy settings stay on your Windows PC. Some site and license functions do touch servers. Retention periods are unpublished. This is not an EU-entity GDPR notice.
Stays on your PC
Tutorials and manuals describe exchange API keys in saved_data/{exchange}_api_keys.json (encrypted to disk), plus local strategy parameters, watchlist, positions, theme CSS, and logs. Do not email the saved_data/ folder to support.
Does touch a server
| Channel | What we can say |
|---|---|
| PayPal checkout | Payment is processed by PayPal on the pricing pages. See PayPal’s own policy for card and account data. |
| License activation | The Elite user manual says the bot validates a key against a license server at activation. Hostname unpublished. Whether Retro and Themed also call a server is unpublished. |
| Contact form | /contact collects name, email, and message. |
| Newsletter | Homepage form for strategy and version alerts. |
| Live demo page | /live-demo is a DennTech-operated VPS instance, not your licensed copy. The page has a comment form. |
| Site hosting logs | Ordinary webserver logs (IP, URL, user-agent) are assumed. Exact contents and retention unpublished. |
| Google Analytics | This website loads Google Analytics property G-L5BF0J31LS. That is website telemetry, not the desktop bot. It is tracking. IP anonymization and retention unpublished. |
Do not read homepage lines such as “no hidden tracking” or “your data never touches our servers” as covering this website. Those lines describe the local bot’s exchange keys, not Analytics, PayPal, or forms.
Optional network use on the bot
Advanced settings can enable a TradingView webhook listener. If you turn that on, the bot accepts inbound HTTP from wherever you point TradingView. Live market data and orders go PC to the exchange API, not through a DennTech trading server.