Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 22, 2026
Prynt is a device-intelligence platform for fraud and bot prevention. This policy explains how the Prynt cloud (pryntid.com, app.pryntid.com, api.pryntid.com) handles data. Prynt acts as a data processor on behalf of you, our customer, who is the controller of your visitors' data.
Data we process (managed cloud)
- Account data — your email, organization name, and hashed password, to run your account.
- Device signals — the browser/device signals your integration sends (rendering, hardware, network) which we fuse into a pseudonymous visitor ID and risk signals for you, the customer.
- IP address — used in real time for network intelligence; stored minimized per your configuration (full / truncated / none).
- Usage metadata — API call counts for billing and rate limiting.
How we use it
Solely to provide the service you requested: identifying returning devices and scoring fraud/bot risk for your own site, plus billing, security and support. We do not sell personal data, and we do not use your visitors' data to build a cross-customer profile except through the explicitly opt-in reputation network.
Data minimization & retention
Retention follows your plan and configuration. IP minimization is configurable. Raw signal history is used for accuracy and drift debugging and is deleted on account closure or on request.
Your choices
Prynt honors Global Privacy Control and Do-Not-Track for suppression, supports right-to-erasure, and lets you export or delete your data. Contact [email protected].
The intelligence network
Prynt improves accuracy using a cross-site intelligence network. It exchanges one-way, salted signals (not raw personal data) so a confirmed-abusive entity can be flagged network-wide. The network is governed by our DPA; contact us to review data-flow details for your compliance needs.
Enterprise
A signable Data Processing Agreement (DPA) and subprocessor list are available to enterprise customers on request at [email protected].
This document is provided for transparency and should be reviewed alongside your own counsel before enterprise procurement.