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Introduction

This is one of Starkworth's most repeated security commitments, and for good reason: public web forms are a common target for data interception, so the most sensitive fields are simply never placed on one.

Key Points

  • Bank account numbers, PayPal emails, and wallet addresses are never fields on the public registration or agreement forms.
  • These details are only collected after approval, inside your authenticated dashboard.
  • This applies equally to Account Owners and Annotators.
  • It reduces what's exposed even if a public form submission were somehow intercepted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Just your preferred payment method type — Bank Transfer, PayPal, Crypto, or Other — not the account numbers or addresses themselves.

Only after your application or agreement is approved, inside your authenticated dashboard.

It reflects a broader security principle — minimizing sensitive data on public-facing forms — applied specifically here to payment details.

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