Trust & safety
What this platform does and does not promise.
Payments are processed through Whop
We do not touch card data. Whop collects payment, may require identity, billing, fraud, tax or KYC information, and issues the payment record.
Payment state is confirmed server-side
A browser landing on a success page is never treated as proof of payment. A sponsorship only becomes 'paid' after a signature-verified webhook (or a trusted server-side lookup) is processed.
The public ledger is append-only
Sponsorship and support events are written by server code only. Nothing is deleted. A refund or correction is a new compensating event next to the original.
Spots are allocated by the database, not the browser
If you start checkout and disappear, the spot stays available. If two sponsors race, a database transaction decides the valid current bid.
Public anonymity is a display choice
'Anonymous supporter' hides your name on this site's ledger and campaign pages. It does not mean the payment processor collects zero information about you.
Evidence is verified privately
Ownership proof, purchase receipts and delivery photos are stored in a private bucket with signed, authorized access. They are not shown publicly.
Funds are sponsorship / support — not escrow or investment
A campaign requests a specific piece of hardware and documents fulfillment. We do not describe this as regulated escrow or custody, and sponsorships are not investments with a financial return.
No blockchain
This is a normal web application with a Postgres database and a public transaction view. There is no token and no chain.