Privacy
Effective August 29, 2026
The desk
Phantastic Paper is a paper trading desk. Paper fills are simulated at last quote. It is not a broker, not a security, and not investment advice.
Account
Sign-in uses Google, X, or an email and password you create. We store your account id, display name, and email so the book and plan can follow you. Passwords are hashed. We do not sell accounts.
Payments
Pro is billed only through Google Play Billing ($5/mo or $49 lifetime). Google processes the charge. We store plan status, amount, interval, and a Play purchase token when Play sends one. We never collect card numbers, bank logins, or Venmo passwords.
Tips
The desk can open Venmo so you may optionally tip the maker. That payment happens in Venmo. We do not collect Venmo passwords, see the amount, or treat a tip as Pro.
Desk data
Paper positions, quotes, and settings can live on this device. Grok cycles send market context you ask the desk to run; usage is counted per day on Free.
Ladder
Posting to the ladder is opt-in. If you post, we store a handle you pick plus win rate, closed count, paper return, and streak so other signed-in desks can see the board. We do not post your email, the full book, or tickets. You can pull the row down at any time. Share cards are drawn on your device; posting them to X, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or another app is your choice.
Running the desk
The account that runs this app can see aggregated activity: accounts, Pro status, Play charges, cycle counts, and event logs. That is for operating the product, not for advertising. Promo invites store the email or phone typed at send time, the grant type, and whether it was claimed. Those contacts are used only for that invite.
Children
The desk is not directed at children under 13. Do not create an account for a child.
Contact
Use the support email on the Google Play listing. You can delete your account by writing that address while signed in. Play subscriptions are canceled in Google Play.
Paper P&L is fake. Coffee is real. Venmo the maker.
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