PRIVACY POLICY

quantumstellar.si

This notice describes information handling in the local preview of the Quantum Stellar website. Quantum Stellar is a live asset-issuance platform; the contact forms in this preview save submissions on the local server for review. They do not send email or forward the message to an external contact service. Use non-sensitive test details when checking a form. Keep private keys, wallet recovery phrases, identity documents and confidential records out of submissions. Data handling for a specific platform activity is governed by the notice applicable to that activity. 

1. WEBSITE AND LOCAL PREVIEW

Quantum Stellar is a live platform for asset issuance on Stellar. This notice covers the local website preview and its contact form records.

Website name: Quantum Stellar

Website address: quantumstellar.si

Purpose: Project inquiries

Focus Asset issuance on Stellar, operational controls and cryptographic readiness

Contact channel: The website contact form for questions, corrections and privacy requests

Privacy: Local preview submissions stay with the local server  

Security: Do not include credentials or recovery phrases

2. INFORMATION AND ITS PURPOSE

The local preview explains the Quantum Stellar platform and lets you check its contact forms. The form handler saves the fields submitted so the result can be reviewed locally.

2.1. Website functions and preferences

Essential browser storage can help the website remember a choice or deliver a function you request. The site includes controls for managing cookie preferences.

A record of a cookie choice can be stored so that the same preference does not have to be requested on every visit.

For more information about browser storage and the available controls, read the Cookies Policy. Questions about cookies 

2.2. Optional browser storage

The preference panel includes optional categories. A category label does not establish that a particular analytics or advertising provider is active on the website.

Review your choices through the preference controls. You can also remove or block stored information in your browser; doing so may reset saved choices.

2.3. Contact form information

In this local preview, the contact form validates the submitted fields and saves an accepted message on the local server. The local record supports:

(i) Reviewing the message and confirming that the form submission worked.

The local form handler performs these steps:

- Checks required fields and the format of the email address.

- Saves submitted fields with a submission identifier and receipt time.

- Returns a confirmation that the record was saved locally.

Provide only information that is relevant to the inquiry. Depending on the form, this can include:

- An email address for a response.

- Your name and any project or team details requested by the form.

- A phone number or project details that you choose to share.

2.4. Updates and marketing preferences

The local preview has no mailing-list integration. Submitting its contact form does not subscribe you to promotional messages. Keep the distinction between a form test and a separate communication preference clear:

(i) The preview saves the submitted message locally.

(ii) It does not send a marketing email or create a subscription.

If a communication service is used in a deployed platform activity, its purpose and choices must be explained by the notice relevant to that activity. This local preview does not operate that service.

In that situation, the relevant arrangements should explain:

- Which contact details are needed for the requested updates.

- How a separate preference is recorded and managed, without treating acceptance of this privacy notice as blanket permission for unrelated uses of your information.  

- How your information supports the specific update service requested.

- How long the preference and associated details are kept, and how to withdraw the choice or request deletion where applicable.

2.5. Platform activities beyond this preview

A platform account, asset operation or project engagement can involve information beyond a website contact message. The process and applicable notice should explain those requirements before collection.

(i) Identify the parties and the agreed project responsibilities.

(ii) Support the work and communications described in the agreement.

(iii) Address obligations that actually apply to that engagement.

The information needed depends on the service. A public inquiry form is not the place to collect detailed financial, identity or customer records. Initial information can be limited to:

- A relevant contact person's name and role.

- The asset and project context.

- A high-level description of requirements.

- An appropriate business contact address.

Before sharing more detailed information, clarify:

- The specific purpose for which each item is needed and who will use it.

- The recipients, locations and handling arrangements relevant to that activity. A general project description does not provide permission to pass personal information to unrelated services.

- The agreed channel, access controls and retention expectations.

3. PURPOSE AND LAWFUL HANDLING

3.1. Initial inquiries

- Contact details and the message are intended to support the request you make. The applicable basis for handling personal information depends on the nature of that request and the law that applies.

- Sending a message does not provide blanket consent to advertising, unrelated sharing, automated profiling or the collection of further information beyond the inquiry.

3.2. A separately agreed engagement

- Information needed to discuss a possible service should be limited to what is relevant at that stage. More detailed requirements should be explained as the scope becomes clear.

- Data used to deliver an agreed service needs a defined purpose, appropriate access and a basis that reflects the activity and the parties involved.

- A legal obligation should be identified where it is relied on. The information collected and retained should relate to that obligation and the purpose explained to the person concerned.

3.3. Website visitors

- Essential functions and optional storage serve different purposes. A preference control should explain the choice being made and should not treat all categories as necessary.

- Where a use depends on consent, the choice must be specific to that use and capable of being changed. See the Cookies Policy for the website controls.  

4. FORM PROCESSING AND AUTOMATION

The local contact handler checks required fields, validates the email format and records an accepted submission. It returns a saved confirmation. These technical steps do not decide a person's eligibility for a platform feature, assess financial status or grant access to an asset.  

Submitting an inquiry does not create a service account, approve an application, issue a token or authorise a blockchain transaction.

5. WEBSITE REQUESTS AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The local contact record contains the form fields, a submission identifier and a receipt time. The handler does not add IP addresses or browser fingerprints to that record. A browser still makes ordinary local network requests to load pages and submit the form. This description is limited to the preview and does not describe the hosting or logging arrangements of a separate deployed service.

The local server saves form records on this computer. This form handler does not forward submissions to an external contact service, send email or create a blockchain transaction.

6. QUESTIONS AND RIGHTS ABOUT YOUR INFORMATION

Depending on the applicable law and circumstances, you may have rights concerning access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection or portability of personal information.

These rights can have conditions or exceptions. This notice does not remove any protection that applies to you or promise that every request can be fulfilled without considering other obligations. Use the contact form to explain the information and action involved.

6.1. Information

You can ask what personal information is held about you, why it is used, who handles it and how its retention is determined. A clear description of the relevant inquiry or interaction helps identify the records concerned.

6.2. Access

You can request access to personal information about you, subject to applicable requirements and the need to protect other people's information.

6.3. Correction and updates

Tell us if information you previously submitted is inaccurate or has changed. Explain which detail needs to be corrected and give only the replacement information needed for that purpose.

6.4. Ending an inquiry

If you no longer want to continue a discussion, you can say so through the contact form. You can also ask what information remains associated with the inquiry and whether it can be removed.

To identify an earlier message, refer to the relevant contact through quantumstellar.si and provide enough context to locate it without sending sensitive documents.

6.5. Requests for deletion

You may ask for personal information to be deleted where the applicable requirements are met. Deletion is not always absolute: a record may need to be retained for a specific lawful reason. If a request cannot be fully fulfilled, the relevant reason and any limits should be explained.

Ending a discussion does not necessarily remove every record immediately. Retention should be connected to an identified purpose, requirement or legitimate need, rather than being indefinite by default.

6.6. Requests to restrict use

Depending on the applicable law, you may ask for use of information to be restricted while a question about its accuracy or handling is considered. Relevant situations can include:

1. You dispute the accuracy of personal information and ask for time to verify it.

2. You question the lawfulness of a use but ask for the information to be retained rather than erased.

3. Information is no longer needed for its original purpose, but you need it in connection with a claim.

4. You have objected to a use and the grounds for continuing that use are being assessed.

6.7. Requests for a portable copy

Where a portability right applies, you may be able to receive information you provided in a commonly used, machine-readable form. Whether that right applies depends on the information, the basis for its use and the way it is processed. A request can identify:

1. The information you originally supplied.

2. The interaction or service to which the information relates.

3. The form of access or transfer you are requesting.

6.8. Sending a privacy request

Use the website contact form and clearly state that your message concerns personal information. Describe the request and the relevant interaction, keeping the amount of additional data proportionate.

It may be necessary to confirm that a request comes from the person concerned before information can be disclosed or changed. Do not send identity documents through a general form without an explained need and an appropriate process. Include the following basic context instead:

Contact route: Website contact form

Message topic: Privacy request and a brief description of the action requested.

You may also have the right to raise a concern with the data protection authority relevant to your circumstances. Information about your choices is available in the Privacy Policy and through the site contact form. This notice does not require you to waive a right to contact an authority or seek independent advice. The appropriate authority depends on the operator, the processing and the law that applies.  

7. CHILDREN AND SENSITIVE INFORMATION

The website is intended for professional and organisational inquiries. Its forms are not designed to collect information from children or sensitive personal records. If you believe a child has submitted information, use the contact form to describe the concern without adding unnecessary details. The appropriate next step depends on the circumstances and applicable requirements.

8. HOW LONG INFORMATION IS KEPT

Saved preview submissions remain in local storage until they are removed. The local form handler has no automatic deletion or retention schedule. Use non-sensitive test information and arrange removal of any test records when they are no longer needed. A deployed platform activity may have different retention requirements, which should be explained in its applicable notice. Browser cookie expiry does not delete a saved contact submission; those are separate records managed in different places. 

9. LOCAL STORAGE AND ACCESS

Preview submissions are stored by the local server on this computer. Access depends on access to the local files and the system running the preview. The contact handler does not send the record to an external inbox or contact service. Avoid entering information that is unsuitable for this local review process. A separate platform feature can have different data flows and must be understood through the information applicable to that feature. 

10. KEEPING YOUR INFORMATION ACCURATE

If relevant details change during an inquiry, tell us what needs to be updated. Provide only the new information necessary to continue the discussion or respond to the request.

External links lead to services with their own privacy information. Review the destination's notice before submitting information there; a link does not make those services part of this site's inquiry process.

11. CONTACT

For a question about this notice, an earlier submission or a request concerning your information, use the contact form and describe the issue clearly. Keep confidential documents and account credentials out of the message.

Contact channel: Website contact form

Identify the message as a privacy inquiry.

Include the relevant page or approximate date of your earlier message, where helpful.

Privacy information for the Quantum Stellar local website preview

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DETAILED PRIVACY GUIDANCE

The guidance below expands on the local preview notice. It explains how to limit information in a form test, distinguish preview records from a platform activity and request clarification about a record. Quantum Stellar is a live platform; this notice describes only the local website and its form handler. Accounts, asset operations and other platform activities require the information relevant to those processes. Read that information before sharing detailed personal data through a separate service.

WEBSITE CONTEXT

Website name: Quantum Stellar

Domain: quantumstellar.si

Focus: Stellar assets

Inquiry scope Platform information, asset questions and local contact-form review

Privacy contact route: The website contact form, with a clear description of your request

Contact: Use the contact form

Before submitting: Leave out credentials and sensitive records‍

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INFORMATION YOU CHOOSE TO SHARE‍

When checking the local contact form, use a short test message and non-sensitive details. The handler saves accepted submissions locally with a receipt identifier and time. It does not connect a wallet, verify an identity, process a payment or forward the message to an external inbox. Use the process and notice relevant to a platform activity when taking that activity beyond the local preview.

The following points help keep an inquiry focused and distinguish it from permissions or commitments you have not made:

1. A message submitted here is saved locally for review of the website contact process.
2. Fields presented on quantumstellar.si identify the details requested by that form. If a field is optional, you can leave it blank. Do not include additional personal information simply because the message box permits it.
3. Reading or acknowledging a privacy notice is not consent to every possible use of information, and does not replace a specific choice where one is needed.
4. You can ask questions about information you submitted or request an appropriate correction through the contact form.
5. A later service may require different information. Its scope and handling arrangements should be explained separately before that collection begins.
6. Cookie preferences are managed through the website controls and browser settings; a project inquiry is not a separate cookie choice.

Browser storage can record a preference or support a requested function. Optional services can also use storage for other purposes if they are configured. The Cookies Policy explains the categories shown in the preference panel and the difference between a category and an active service.

A cookie or similar identifier can sometimes be linked to a device, visit or person. It should not be described as anonymous solely because it does not contain a name. The effect depends on what is stored, the services using it and any other information available. Review the applicable choices and the destination's privacy information when following an external link. Information submitted to a separate website is handled under that provider's own arrangements, which may differ from those of Quantum Stellar.

Browser settings let you review, block or remove stored site data. Removing a preference record can cause the site to ask for your choice again on a later visit.

Blocking storage can affect a feature that relies on it. The presence of an optional category does not mean that every visitor must accept it to read the website.

1. Where an optional use depends on your consent, you can ask how to change or withdraw that choice.
2. The local preview saves the contact details you submit but does not send a response by email or forward the message to a support inbox.

PURPOSES AND BOUNDARIES

Initial inquiries:

• Provide a project outline, the issue you want to discuss and suitable contact details. Avoid detailed customer records, government identifiers, bank information or wallet credentials. An inquiry can help establish whether a more specific discussion is appropriate, without treating the message as an application for a financial product or as a contract for delivery.
  

• The handling of a request should reflect its purpose and the applicable requirements. A technical question, a privacy request and a proposed service engagement can involve different considerations; they should not be treated as identical merely because they arrive through the same form.
• The local preview does not enrol you in marketing or send promotional messages. A communication preference for a separate deployed service must be explained by that service, including any choice and withdrawal process.
  

Separately agreed projects:

• The information needed for an agreed project depends on its scope and the responsibilities of the parties. Define the categories of data, the reasons for using them and the relevant recipients before work begins. Avoid collecting information merely because it might be useful later.   

• Where an obligation requires a record to be retained or disclosed, identify the obligation and keep the handling limited to what it requires. The existence of a project does not itself establish every possible legal basis.
  

• Information supplied for a project should remain tied to its stated purpose. An unrelated promotion or new use needs its own assessment and, where required, a distinct choice or notice.
  

• A future integration or third-party service can create additional data flows. Those flows should be explained before personal information is passed to the service, with the relevant roles and responsibilities made clear.
  

• Communications during an engagement should remain tied to the agreed work, its administration and requirements that actually apply. A general description of a service does not provide an unlimited permission to use personal information.
  

• Any analysis involving personal information needs a defined purpose and an assessment of the data involved. Avoid assuming that every statistic or technical record is automatically anonymous.

Unsolicited applications:

• The general inquiry form is not a dedicated recruitment channel. If you want to ask about an opportunity, begin with a short question. Do not send identity documents, references containing other people's details or a detailed personal history without a clear reason and an appropriate process.

Internal administration:

• This notice concerns the local website preview and contact records. It does not describe internal staff records or replace the information applicable to another defined relationship or platform activity.

Website visitors:

• Ordinary preview use involves local page requests and browser cookie preferences. The contact handler records accepted form fields, a receipt identifier and time. The Cookies Policy explains the browser controls; saved contact records are separate from browser cookies.  

TECHNICAL WEBSITE RECORDS

The preview's contact record contains the submitted fields, a submission identifier and the time it was received. It does not include IP addresses or browser fingerprints. The browser makes local requests to retrieve pages and send the form, but the contact handler does not create an access log or forward the submission to an external service. This statement is limited to the local preview code and does not describe a separate deployed environment.

If you need to review a test submission, identify its receipt or approximate time. Avoid adding further sensitive information merely to locate the record. The local preview does not provide an automatic deletion interface.

REQUESTS CONCERNING PERSONAL INFORMATION  

Depending on applicable law, you may be entitled to information, access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection or portability. The scope of a request depends on the circumstances and the data concerned.

A request should be considered under the requirements that actually apply. Nothing in this notice is intended to remove a right, require a waiver or make acceptance of unrelated uses a condition of asking about your information.

Information

Ask what information is held, why it is used, who handles it and how long it is kept. Identify the relevant interaction or approximate date so that the question can be addressed without collecting unnecessary additional data.

Access

You can ask for access to personal information relating to you, subject to applicable conditions and protection of other people's information.

Corrections and Updates

If a submitted detail is inaccurate or outdated, explain the correction needed. Keep the request focused on the relevant record and avoid disclosing information unrelated to the change.

Ending a Discussion

You can ask to end an inquiry and explain any related request concerning the information you submitted. The appropriate action may depend on whether a later service, a dispute or another identified obligation applies. To locate an earlier interaction on quantumstellar.si, provide a brief reference or approximate date.

Deletion Requests

You may ask for information to be removed where the applicable conditions are met. Some records may need to be retained for a specific lawful reason, so deletion cannot always be immediate or complete. The reason for any limitation and the handling of remaining information should be explained where relevant. A request should not require you to disclose more information than is reasonably necessary to identify the record and confirm your authority.

Restriction of Use

Where applicable, you may ask for a temporary or longer restriction on how information is used. The circumstances can include the following:

1. You dispute the accuracy of a record and the relevant information needs to be checked.
2. You question the use of information but prefer it to be retained rather than deleted while the matter is considered.
3. Information is no longer needed for its original purpose but remains relevant to establishing, exercising or defending a claim.
4. You have objected to a use and the reasons for continuing it are still being assessed.

Portable Copies

Where a portability right applies, you may be able to receive information you supplied in a commonly used, machine-readable format. The right depends on the circumstances and is not a promise that every website record can be exported or transferred. A useful request identifies:

1. The information you originally provided.
2. The inquiry, service or interaction associated with the information.
3. The access or transfer you are requesting.

A proportionate identity check may be needed before information is disclosed or changed. The purpose of that check is to protect the person concerned, and it should not become a reason to collect unnecessary sensitive documents.

To make a request, use the website contact form and state the action you are seeking. Include enough context to identify the relevant interaction, while leaving out private keys, account passwords and unrelated personal information. If another person is acting for you, the authority to do so may need to be established.

1. Contact route: Website contact form
2. Message topic: Privacy request, with a concise description of the issue.

CHILDREN AND SENSITIVE RECORDS

This is a website for professional and organisational inquiries. Its forms are not intended to collect children's information or sensitive personal records. If such information has been submitted by mistake, use the contact form to explain the concern without repeating the sensitive details. The next steps should reflect the actual situation and the requirements that apply.

RETENTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Local preview submissions stay in local storage until they are removed. The form handler has no automatic retention schedule. Test records should use non-sensitive information and be removed when no longer needed. Browser preferences and submitted contact records are separate: deleting cookies does not delete a saved message. Any retention requirements for an actual platform activity must be described by the notice that applies to that activity.  

LOCAL STORAGE AND RECIPIENTS

The local server writes accepted submissions to storage on this computer. The form handler does not send email or forward the record to an external contact service. Anyone with authorised access to the relevant local files may be able to review it. Keep the content suitable for that purpose. This notice does not describe recipients, hosting locations or transfer arrangements for a separate deployed platform process.

KEEPING DETAILS CURRENT

Tell us when information relevant to an active inquiry changes. External websites have their own privacy practices, so review their notices before submitting information to them. A link from this website does not make an external provider part of Quantum Stellar's contact process.

SECURITY AND CAREFUL SHARING

No website or communications channel can guarantee absolute security. Keep submissions proportionate and avoid sharing credentials, wallet recovery phrases, identity documents or confidential customer records through the general contact form.

Security depends on actual technical and organisational measures, access arrangements and operating practices. A public description of an intended control is not evidence of a completed audit. If you need specific assurance for a project, agree the requirements and examine relevant evidence before sharing sensitive material.

For any later process that requires sensitive information, clarify the purpose, the authorised recipients and the appropriate channel in advance. Do not assume a general website form is suitable for every category of data.

If you believe information has been exposed or mishandled, use the contact form to describe the concern without including further sensitive content. Applicable notification and response obligations depend on the incident and the relevant law.

Questions about safeguards should relate to the actual service and the information involved. No claim of universal security or legal compliance is made here.      

CHANGES TO THIS NOTICE

This notice may change if the local preview's data handling changes. Review the current description before entering information. If a form is connected to a deployed service, the relevant recipients, purposes and retention must be explained for that process; a local saved confirmation is not evidence that a message reached an external inbox.

CONTACT

For a question about this notice, a previous inquiry or a request concerning your information, use the website contact form and clearly describe the issue. Open the contact form