Privacy and Cookie Policy

This Privacy and Cookie policy explains how we collect, use, store, and protect any personal information when readers visit our site. As advocates of personal and financial privacy ourselves, we’re committed to maintaining the highest standard of data confidentiality, making sure any personally identifiable information is handled in compliance with all applicable laws, including the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

GDPR Compliance & Data Retention Explained

RugDoc’s privacy statement is designed to comply with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council, dated 27 April 2016, known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Your information, should you decide to provide any as a result of interacting with our site, will be handled and safeguarded per the standards set out by the GDPR in terms of access, correction, deletion and portability.

If you left any comments or have an account with us you can request to receive an export of all the information associated with you that we have, including data that was willingly provided. You may request this information to be deleted and we will comply with all such requests provided they do not include data we are obliged to keep for legal, administrative or security purposes.

Under GDPR and as a resident of the European Union, you can request and/or benefit from any of the following: the correction of potential inaccuracies in your personal information, porting your data to another party, access to and a copy of your data, deletion your data, and the ability to lodge a complaint with a responsible authority if you feel any of your rights under GDPR have been breached.

Visitors leaving comments on our website may have comment data and metadata retained indefinitely for the purpose of user experience, i.e. so we can approve follow-up comments faster rather than submit them through the same moderation process. This data may be checked through an automated spam detection service to help safeguard us against bot attacks.

For any users who might choose to register on our website, we will store the information provided with their profile. With the exception of their username, all registered users will be able to delete, edit, and view the information they provided as part of the registration process. which is also accessible to website administrators.

What Cookies You Consent To

We use cookies for the purposes of enhancing user experience and the ability to provide personalized services, including but not restricted to Google AdSense advertising.

Your explicit consent is required through a banner pop-up before any cookies are stored on your device, and this consent can be withdrawn at any time through the cookie settings menu. Commenting on our site is considered an opt-in to saving the provided name, email address and website via cookies. These last for one year and their purpose is to make things convenient should you want to leave another comment, i.e. the previously entered information is there so you can easily re-use it.

For the purposes of spam detection, data shown in the comments form associated with visitors leaving comments on RugDoc.io, is collected, and it includes browser user agent string and the IP address of the visitor.

As a result of the WordPress ecosystem, an anonymized hash of commenters’ email may be provided to Gravatar to see if you’re registered with them. Gravatar’s privacy policy is available here and https://automattic.com/privacy/ approved comments may have your profile picture associated with them.

Third-Party Advertisers, Data Sharing, and Embedded Content

Some of our pages may contain content that’s embedded from other websites, such as social posts. This content behaves in the same way as if the visitor visited the website of origin.

The website of origin may collect data about you, use cookies, and embed additional tracking, including but not limited to the interactions you have with the embedded content, if you have an account with them and/or if you are logged in to their platform.

Whether in the form of Gravatar, Google AdSense, or spam detection services, the third-party providers we work with also have to comply with GDPR when processing EU data. However, for more detailed information you should visit their respective privacy policies.

If you’d like to opt out of personalized advertising, such as Google AdSense’s process of ad placement, you can opt out by visiting https://adssettings.google.com.  If you’re curious about how Google uses your data, you can review Google’s Privacy Policy at https://policies.google.com/privacy.

Exceptions and Changes

We reserve the right to disclose personal information with third parties when this is necessary, such as in situations where a search warrant, court order or subpoena compels us, when required for the protection of RugDoc’s rights and/or property, during emergencies such as when someone’s physical safety might be at risk, to investigate reports of harassment, abusive messaging, or threats, as well as to protect against misuse or unauthorised use of our site.

This policy might suffer modifications to support additional issues or to add clarity. Any such changes will be made directly to this page.

Anyone engaging in marketing campaigns on our domain without stating their affiliation and intent forfeits any protections associated with their privacy and data immediately.

For questions regarding our privacy statement, our processes or your relationship with us, you may contact us at any time.

Our mission here at RugDoc is to screen for hard rug code that results in 100% theft of ALL underlying funds for ALL participants.

This is the ONE part of the due diligence process that most people cannot simply do on their own as it costs thousands of dollars to hire a senior solidity developer to look over a farm for safety.

A project coin with terrible code can go up in price, and a project with good code and a good team can also go down in price.

Do NOT use our ratings to refer to your likelihood in making money if you invest in the project. They are ONLY in reference to code safety.

Everything else beyond code safety is YOUR responsibility to go do research on. We just make sure the casino you’re betting in won’t rob you before you even get to place a bet.

Our reviews for projects are organized into a few colors.

🟢 Least Risk
These projects are the least likely to hard or soft rug. Usually reserved for cornerstone projects of an ecosystem where it makes no financial sense for them to rug in any manner as they make more money just being legit.

🔵 Low Risk
These projects are usually established projects in an ecosystem that have a track record of success or have KYC’d to us or other authoritative sources in the real world. As a result, it is extremely unlikely for them to soft rug or hard rug their projects. The projects can still fail and the token price can go down, but usually more as a result of natural market forces.

⚪️ Some Risk
This is the default rating for projects with unknown teams but have code that is unlikely to have hard rug risk. Since the team is unknown and doesn’t have a track record of success, it’s entirely possible that they may try to soft rug by dumping tokens, abandoning the project, etc. Even a last minute contract swap to a malicious contract is possible. The only thing that is unlikely is a complete hard rug as long as you are 100% sure you deposit into the contract we review.

🟠 Medium Risk
Similar to Some Risk, but the underlying code itself is custom enough or complex enough that it warrants an elevated risk rating that needs deeper research. Make sure you read every point presented to make sure you’re comfortable with that before entering. Still unlikely to hard rug, but more chances of custom code behaving incorrectly and causing other issues.

🔴 High Risk
Project contains code or practices that are HIGHLY LIKELY to lead to catastrophic losses as they are right now. Make sure you read the description carefully as we will always warn what these issues are. If you see the words Hard Rug anywhere in the review, STAY FAR AWAY!

⚫️ Not Eligible
We reserve the right to not review exceedingly complex projects that would require tens of thousands of dollars of senior security analyst man hours. Typically these are projects that deal with leverage, lending, options, derivatives, and anything that is overly complex and which requires tons of peer reviews and audits from top audit companies.

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🟢 For owners who have made impactful changes and would like an update to their farm review:

1️⃣ Use #update at @RugDocChat with your description and proof of changes and it will be forwarded to our scanners.

2️⃣ This does not guarantee a change in your review.

3️⃣ Owners who have difficulty solving the issues can consider our Consultation Package - please contact @BaymaxCrypto on Telegram to discuss.