Legal
Privacy
Last updated September 2026
Sidequest runs on wallets and a public blockchain. This page explains, in plain language, what we collect and what is public by design.
1. What we collect
- Wallet address: your account. It is public on-chain and shown, shortened, next to entries and replies.
- What you post: bounty briefs, entry links, uploaded videos, likes and replies. These are public on the board.
- Optional email: if you give one on a bounty or entry it is stored privately so the operator can reach you. It is never shown publicly.
- Usage data: basic analytics and request logs used to keep the site working and stop abuse.
2. What is public on-chain
Funding a bounty, paying winners and refunds are transactions on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can see the wallet that funded a bounty, the amounts, and the wallets that were paid. That is the point of escrow; do not fund or enter from a wallet you need to keep private.
3. Consent for what you submit
Only submit content you have the right to share. Do not record identifiable people, private spaces or addresses without consent. You can ask the operator to remove an entry you submitted; on-chain records cannot be changed.
4. Wallet sign-in
Signing in means signing a short message with your wallet. It costs nothing, sends no transaction, and only proves you control the address. The signature is kept in your browser for seven days so you are not asked again.
5. Your rights
You can ask us to delete your email and hide your entries and replies. Depending on where you live you may have further rights under laws such as GDPR or CCPA.
6. Children
Sidequest is for adults. You must be 18 or older to create or enter a bounty.
This page is a plain-language summary provided for general information and is not legal advice. Sidequest is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc.