Privacy Notice

DRAFT (pending legal review). This page is a placeholder, which is not legally binding.

This is a plain-language draft summary of how YieldGuard Ltd may handle personal data in connection with YieldGuard Lens. It is provided for transparency while the binding notice is prepared.

Nothing on this page is a binding commitment, a legal basis, or a complete description of our processing. The final, binding privacy notice will be published after legal review.

Who we are

YieldGuard Ltd is a technology provider registered in England and Wales (company number 16914415), with its registered office at 4 Rosehill Court, Merton Road, Slough, England, SL1 1QN. YieldGuard is a software and decision-evidence provider; it does not custody client assets, hold private keys on behalf of users, provide investment advice, act as broker or dealer, or exercise discretionary investment management.

What data YieldGuard Lens may collect (draft)

Depending on how you interact with Lens, YieldGuard may receive the following categories of information. This list is indicative and subject to legal review:

  • Lens intake events:records that you clicked an action or submitted an access request, including the event type and the use-case you selected.
  • Optional contact details:an email address you choose to provide so we can respond to an access request. This is only sent when you tick the consent box.
  • Organisation details:an optional organisation or treasury-team name you choose to provide.
  • Use-case information:the coarse use-case associated with a request or action (for example, platform or API interest).
  • UTM parameters:campaign and referral tags present in the link you arrived through, used to understand which channels bring professional treasury teams to Lens.
  • Page snapshot IDs:the identifier of the macro-to-treasury snapshot displayed when you interacted, so an event can be tied to the context shown.
  • Consent state:whether you agreed to be contacted about a request.
  • Operational logs:technical records generated when requests are served, which may include limited connection and request metadata for security and reliability.

Where data is stored and how long it is kept (draft)

Whether intake and contact data is stored in Macrovision, and the period for which such data is retained, is to be confirmed by legal review. Macrovision is the macro and risk data layer that supplies Lens; its public-safe outputs contain no customer data, secrets, private keys, or issuer-level recommendations.

The retention periods, legal bases for processing, recipients of data, and any international transfers will be set out in the final notice and are to be confirmed by legal review.

Your rights (draft)

Under United Kingdom data protection law you may have rights to access, correct, or erase personal data, and to object to or restrict processing. The exact rights, how to exercise them, and how to contact us about them are to be confirmed by legal review.

Reminder

This draft is informational only. It does not create rights or obligations, and may change in full prior to finalisation. For questions while the binding notice is being prepared, please use our contact page.