How We Protect Your Coins,
Your Data, and Your Business
Everything you need to know before trusting RynoWallet with your customers' loyalty.
Every coin movement is logged
Every issuance and redemption event is stored with a timestamp, amount, merchant ID, and customer ID. This creates an immutable audit trail - no coin can appear or disappear without a matching transaction record.
- Timestamp-accurate log of every issuance
- Redemption records linked to issuing merchant
- Full history visible in your merchant portal
- Disputed transactions reviewed and resolved within 24 hours
What data we collect and why
We collect only what is needed to operate the loyalty network. We do not sell data, run ads against it, or share transaction histories with third parties.
Who can see your data
MIR: the fraud-prevention mechanism
The Minimum Issuance Ratio (MIR) prevents a merchant from joining the network, accepting coins (giving discounts), but never issuing any. Every merchant who accepts coins must also issue coins at a minimum 1:3 ratio - for every 3 RC redeemed, at least 1 RC must have been issued.
Merchants who fall below the MIR threshold are flagged and their redemption rights are suspended until the ratio is restored. This protects every other merchant in the network.
Network safeguards summary
What happens to coins if RynoWallet shuts down?
Coins are liabilities of the issuing merchant, not RynoWallet. If we cease operations, we are contractually required to:
Technical security
HTTPS everywhere
All traffic encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+. Strict HSTS headers enforced.
Data at rest
Database encrypted at rest. Passwords hashed with bcrypt. No plaintext credential storage.
Access controls
Role-based access: merchants see only their data. Our support team requires 2FA to access any merchant records.
Backups
Daily automated backups with 30-day retention. RPO < 24 hours, RTO < 4 hours.
Still have questions?
Our team answers trust and security questions same-day.
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