PlayStump is a free guessing game at playstump.com. This page says what information the game keeps and why.
Sign-in. If you sign in with Google, we receive your email address and a Google account identifier. They are used only to create and recognize your game account — never for marketing, and never sold. If you sign in with a Solana wallet, we store the wallet address you sign with. If you sign in by email, your address is used to send you a sign-in code.
Game data. Your player ID, play-credit balance, XP, levels, game history and statistics are stored on our server so the game works across visits. If you play as a guest, your progress is stored under a device identifier; guest winnings and XP are held and can be claimed by signing in.
Notifications. If you turn on game notifications, we store a push subscription for your device so we can tell you when your games settle. You can turn it off at any time in the game.
On your device. The game uses your browser's local storage to keep you signed in and remember your player identity. Saved data can be cleared from your browser settings.
Credits are points for playing. They have no monetary value: they are never sold and can never be redeemed for money, cryptocurrency, or anything of value.
We do not sell personal information. Sign-in codes are delivered through our email provider, and sign-in with Google is handled by Google under its own privacy policy.
Questions about this policy: kenerro2@gmail.com.
Last updated: October 19, 2026.