Chimera Wallet

Privacy & cookies

No cookies. No tracking.

This quiz doesn’t store anything about you. Your X handle, your answers and your safety tip stay in your browser, and they’re gone when you reload or close the page.

Last updated: 3 November 2026

Who we are

This quiz and its share-card contest are run by Outlogic SAGL, Lugano, Switzerland (“Outlogic”, “we”). Outlogic is responsible for the processing described on this page under the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP). Chimera Wallet itself is published by the Chimera Software Association, Lugano.

Questions about privacy: support@outlogic.net.

What the quiz does with your information

Everything happens on your device:

  • Your X handle is only used to put your name on your result card. No X sign-in is involved.
  • Your answers and score are worked out in your browser.
  • Your safety tip is only used to fill in your X draft when you choose “Prepare my contest post on X”.
  • Your result card is drawn on your device. Downloading it saves it to your device.

None of this is sent to us or saved anywhere. It lives in the open page only, so we never see it.

Cookies and similar technologies

This site sets no cookies. It doesn’t use local storage, session storage, tracking pixels, analytics or advertising tools either. Fonts and images are served from the site itself, so loading the page doesn’t contact Google Fonts or any other third party.

That’s why there’s no cookie banner: there’s nothing to accept or decline.

Hosting and server logs

Like any website, this one is delivered by a hosting provider: Railway Corporation, based in the United States. When your browser loads the page, its servers automatically record standard technical data: your IP address, browser type, the time and the address requested.

These logs are used only to deliver the site and keep it secure and working. They are kept for a short period set by the provider. We don’t use them to identify you, and we don’t combine them with other data.

Buttons such as “Follow Chimera on X”, “Join Telegram” and the X share buttons open X or Telegram in a new tab. Nothing is sent to them unless you click.

When you click a share button, the post text (your score, and your tip if you wrote one) is passed to X in the link so your draft is filled in for you. Nothing is posted unless you post it yourself. Once you’re on X, Telegram or chimerawallet.com, their own privacy policies apply.

The share-card contest

Entering is optional. Entries are public posts on X that tag @chimera_wallet and include #ChimeraSafetyCheck.

  • Judging: we search X for the hashtag to find entries. We only read public posts. We don’t sign in as you or build profiles. We keep only the links to entries that we need for judging.
  • Winners: we contact the five winners through X and ask for a Bitcoin or Lightning address. We use it only to pay the prize. Only winners are asked for payout details.
  • Public payments: if we pay to a Bitcoin address, the transaction is recorded permanently on the public Bitcoin blockchain. Nobody can delete it, including us.

How long we keep data

  • What you type in the quiz: not kept. It never leaves your browser.
  • Server logs: a short period set by the hosting provider.
  • Contest entry links: until prizes are paid, then deleted.
  • Winner payment records: as long as Swiss accounting law requires (usually ten years).

Transfers outside Switzerland

Our hosting provider is based in the United States and may process server logs there. Where personal data goes to a country without adequate data protection, we rely on safeguards recognised under Swiss law, such as the Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework or standard contractual clauses.

Your rights

Under the FADP you can ask us what personal data we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, object to its processing, and receive a copy of data you gave us. Because the quiz itself stores nothing, in practice this only concerns contest entries and winners’ payout details.

To make a request, email support@outlogic.net. You can also complain to the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC) at edoeb.admin.ch.

If you’re in the EU/EEA or the UK, you have similar rights under the GDPR and can complain to your local data protection authority. Where the GDPR applies, we rely on our legitimate interest in running a secure website for server logs, and on running the contest you chose to enter for contest data.

Changes to this page

If anything changes, for example if we ever add analytics, we’ll update this page and the date at the top, and ask for your consent first where the law requires it.