No account is required; the public ledger remains visible.
“Anonymous” describes the absence of a one-to-one relationship directly confirmed by the protocol; it does not mean that blockchain records disappear.
A separated payout path does not confirm one-to-one attribution
HUNCHI.CASH builds privacy into the flow instead of leaving it as a slogan. No account is required; we do not build visit profiles, use browser fingerprinting, or retain website access logs. A separated payout path does not publish or confirm that one deposit corresponds to one payout. To an observer who has only public information, the protocol does not directly confirm a one-to-one attribution; when a user follows strong digital-security practices and uses the service correctly, direct-linkage risk can be driven as low as possible. Chain records remain public, and external data and the user’s own actions are outside HUNCHI.CASH control.
Receipts and notes are saved directly to your device when you choose to download them; no long-lived account groups repeated operations under one identity.
Minimum protocol records are not website access logs
| Data category | Purpose | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Operation status | Update deposit, waiting, and payout progress | Not used to build browsing history |
| Note verifier | Prevent one credential from being reused | No redisplayable plaintext remains after delivery acknowledgement |
| Settlement and reconciliation | Preserve amount conservation and handle exceptions | Separated from visitor analytics and identity profiles |
| Security safeguards | Limit abnormal attempts and protect restricted access | Retains only fields needed to handle the event |
The public ledger remains; external data is outside HUNCHI control
Chain records remain public. Stablecoin issuers, block explorers, wallet services, network operators, and exchanges may retain their own data; external data and the user’s own actions are outside HUNCHI.CASH control.
A specific request that must be handled under applicable law should be limited by scope, purpose, and authority. Exceptional handling does not change the accountless and data-minimized ordinary user surface.
Here, “anonymous” means that the public ledger contains no deposit-to-payout correspondence directly confirmed by the protocol; it does not mean chain records disappear.