Data Security
Manifesto.

Initiation into the ELIX Arena registries requires the collection of specific digital identifiers, including but not limited to: your unique username, encrypted authentication credentials, and protocol logs.

The Data Controller for this platform is Elix (MSME Registered Unit). We process your data based on the Performance of Contract (to provide Arena services) and your explicit Consent (for tracking and analytics).

As an operator within our grid, you possess immutable rights regarding your digital footprint:

• Right to Erasure: Purge your identity and progress from our distributed nodes.
• Right to Access: Request a transmission of all data points recorded against your profile.
• Right to Rectification: Correct any inconsistencies in your tactical records.
• Right to Portability: Transfer your algorithmic history to another command center.

Your data is shielded behind multiple layers of cryptographic protocols. We store your algorithmic progress and rank telemetry on secured, distributed nodes.

Data is retained only as long as your operator profile remains active. Upon initiating an Erasure Protocol, all personal identifiers are purged within 30 solar days.

The Arena employs Razorpay as its primary financial gateway for premium protocol access. All financial transactions are processed within Razorpay's PCI-DSS compliant infrastructure.

We analyze protocol telemetry to optimize the Arena experience. This includes:

• Categorizing problem difficulty based on global induction failure rates.
• Detecting unauthorized scripting, bot activity, or algorithmic bypasses.
• Generating personalized tactical insights for your next combat session.

To keep the Arena at peak performance, we utilize specific third-party protocols:

• 01. RazorpaySecure payment and billing orchestration.
• 02. Judge0Untrusted code execution and verification environment.
• 03. Vercel AnalyticsPerformance monitoring and traffic analysis (Configured for privacy).

If you suspect a breach in your security perimeter or wish to exercise your data rights, contact the Data Warden immediately: