Privacy Policy

This policy explains what information CryptoPayAfrica may collect when you visit this website, why it may be used, and the rights available to you. CryptoPayAfrica is an information and comparison website: we do not open accounts, hold funds or process transactions.

Who operates CryptoPayAfrica

Operator entity details are being finalised and will be published in this section once confirmed. Until then, please use the contact route below for privacy enquiries.

Information we may collect

For the current static website this may include:

  • basic server and security logs generated when a page is requested
  • information you voluntarily send us by email
  • website analytics only if and when analytics is activated
  • outbound provider-link interaction data only if link tracking is activated

We do not ask you to create an account, and we do not collect wallet addresses, identity documents or payment details.

Why information may be used

  • to operate and secure the website
  • to understand site performance where analytics consent has been provided
  • to respond to enquiries
  • to measure outbound provider-link performance
  • to comply with legal obligations

Analytics

CryptoPayAfrica uses Google Analytics 4 to measure aggregated website usage, such as which pages are viewed and which links are followed.

Analytics measurement is enabled by default. You can switch it off for your device at any time from the Cookie Policy page.

Affiliate and outbound links

This website links to third-party providers. Once you leave CryptoPayAfrica and land on a provider's website or app, that provider may independently collect information about you, including through its own cookies and tracking technologies.

Their own privacy policies apply to that processing, not ours.

Retention

We keep information only for as long as it is needed for the purpose it was collected for. Specific retention periods will be published here once our hosting, email and analytics arrangements are finalised — we would rather state nothing than state a period that is not accurate.

Your rights

Depending on where you live, applicable data-protection law may give you the right to:

  • ask what personal information is held about you
  • ask for a copy of that information
  • ask for inaccurate information to be corrected
  • ask for information to be deleted where there is no continuing need for it
  • object to or restrict certain processing
  • withdraw consent where processing is based on consent
  • complain to your local data-protection authority

Contact

For privacy enquiries or to exercise any of the rights above, email:

privacy@cryptopayafrica.com

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Last updated: August 2026