01
No hidden collection
The contributor sees the task before capture begins.Every future task will identify the requested data, intended use, estimated value, review standard, and attached rights before participation.
The operating line
No approval. No use.
The production model is intended to move a contribution toward buyer delivery only after the contributor accepted the applicable task agreement and the submission was accepted for payment. The current simulation collects no task media.02
Task-by-task consent
A profile is not blanket permission.Creating an account or joining the waitlist does not authorize Data Cash to collect task media or sell personal information.
03
No approval. No marketplace use.
Rejected or unpaid work stays outside buyer delivery.Production agreements are intended to make accepted-and-paid status the boundary for any transfer described by a task.
04
Visible review state
Contributors will be able to see what happened.The product is designed to preserve task version, submission status, review outcome, and payout history in the contributor account.
05
Purpose-limited access
Personal details are used to operate the relationship.Profile and eligibility information is handled for account access, waitlist administration, security, communication, and future payout readiness.
06
Honest product status
Simulation is labeled as simulation.Data Cash does not present demo balances, tasks, reviews, buyers, or transactions as live marketplace activity.
Consent lifecycle
The record will remain understandable from start to finish.
- 01
Before
Review the complete offer and decide whether the task fits.
- 02
During
Follow the prompt and the privacy boundaries shown for that capture.
- 03
Review
Receive a legible status tied to the disclosed quality standard.
- 04
After
Only the outcome permitted by the task agreement moves forward.
Important boundary
These are product commitments, not a claim of certification.
Data Cash will publish the final task agreements, retention rules, buyer controls, and production legal terms before accepting paid submissions. We do not claim security, privacy, or regulatory certifications that have not been independently established.