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# THE INFORMATION WE COLLECT FROM OUR USERS

We are a non-custodial wallet, and the information we collect from you is limited. Nevertheless, you may find additional DeFi features and products within our platform which require you to verify your identity before using the service. The information we collect from you depends on the service you use on Blithe Wallet. Our services and how you may use them are properly explained in our [Terms of Service/Use](http://127.0.0.1:5173/terms-of-service).

We basically collect your basic profile information (full name, username, and password) and contact info (phone numbers and/or email addresses). We may collect this data when you file a complaint or send us a request, suggestion, or report a bug. 

The information we collect is categorically explained as follows:

1. Registration Information: We may collect your basic profile information when signing up for a third-party product or service on Blithe Wallet.
2. Customer support information: We may collect your information when you file a complaint to our customer support center. This may include your email address and phone number.
3. Product/Service Usage Information: We may collect data on your operating system, IP address, device, and browser used to access our platform, data, and time you accessed our platform or service, among others.


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