Where your data goes
Every third party we use, what each receives, why, and for how long. No vague promises — the actual list. When this list changes, this page changes.
| Service | What it receives | Why | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plaid | Your bank credentials (entered on Plaid's own pages — Midas never sees them); account and transaction data flows back to Midas. | Bank and investment connections | Until you disconnect an account or delete your Midas account — we then unlink the connection at Plaid. |
| Stripe | Payment card details (entered on Stripe's checkout — never touches Midas servers), billing address, email. | Subscription billing and tax | Per Stripe's retention rules; your subscription is canceled on account deletion. |
| Anthropic | Aggregated financial figures (totals, category sums) used to write your briefing text. Never credentials, never account numbers. | Writing the weekly briefing narrative | Not used for model training; retained per Anthropic API policy. |
| CoinGecko | The coin symbols you track (e.g. "bitcoin"). No identity, no quantities. | Crypto prices | Nothing stored about you. |
| Resend | Your email address and the content of account emails. | Verification, reset, trial, and security emails | Delivery logs per Resend policy. |
| Cloudflare | Standard web traffic metadata (IP, headers) as the network in front of Midas. | DDoS protection and routing | Standard edge logs. |
| Backup storage | Encrypted database backups (AES-256-GCM — encrypted before leaving our host; the key never leaves it). | Disaster recovery | Rolling window; old backups age out. |
What never leaves Midas
Your session data, your two-factor secrets, and your Plaid access tokens (encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM). Midas sells no data, shows no ads, and takes no referral fees from financial products.
Your controls
Export everything as JSON at any time — including after your trial ends. Delete your account and Midas unlinks your banks, cancels billing, and erases your data. Read the Privacy Policy for the formal version.