Privacy

Last updated 14 August 2026

Okie ACO is a small, Oklahoma-run Discord community. This page describes exactly what the website and the Discord bot store about you, how it is protected, and what they deliberately do not collect.

What we collect when you sign in

Signing in uses Discord’s OAuth with two permissions and no others: identify, and guilds.members.read scoped to the Okie ACO server alone. From those we store your Discord user ID, username, display name, avatar, your roles in this server, and when you joined it.

We do not request or store your email address for sign-in. We also do not request the list of other servers you are in — the permission we use returns your membership in this one server only. Discord issues an access token during sign-in; we discard it rather than saving it, because nothing here ever acts on Discord as you.

Your checkout profiles and accounts

If you use the profile manager, we store what a checkout needs: your retailer account email and password, your name and phone number, your shipping and billing addresses, and your card number, expiry date, and security code. You choose to put this here so that drops can run without you sending details over again each time.

Card numbers, security codes, and account passwords are encrypted before they reach the database, each with its own AES-256-GCM envelope. The key is held separately from the data and is never stored alongside it, so a copy of the database on its own is unreadable.

Card numbers and security codes are never shown back to you. Once saved, they can be replaced but not displayed again — not on your own page, and not on the staff page either. What anyone sees is the card brand, the last four digits, and the expiry. The only time those values are decrypted is when they are loaded into the checkout bots, and every one of those exports is logged with who ran it, when, and how many records it covered.

Email app passwords are the one exception. You can reveal your own, and staff can reveal yours, because an app password is issued by your email provider for a single application and you can revoke it at any time from your provider’s account settings — which is not true of a card number. Nothing is decrypted until someone clicks to reveal it, and each reveal is recorded with who did it, whose password it was, and when.

Being straight about the limit: this data has to be decryptable, because the bots need it to check out for you. Encryption protects you against a stolen copy of the database. It does not protect against someone who compromises the running service itself. If you would rather not have card details stored, you can use the profile manager for everything else and give Okie staff the card another way.

Your card details are never sold, shared, or sent anywhere except the retailer’s own checkout. We are not a payment processor and we never charge your card — the retailer does, and our fee is billed separately.

Email app passwords

If you add an app password for your email, it is encrypted the same way and used for one purpose: reading the verification codes retailers send during a checkout, so nobody has to chase you for a code mid-drop. An app password is separate from your real password and you can revoke it at any time from your email provider, without changing anything else about your account.

What we collect when you check out

When a bot checks out on your behalf we record the product, quantity, retailer, time, and the checkout profile the order was placed under. Those records are linked to your Discord account so your dashboard can show them.

Billing records

For each billing run we keep the itemized fees, the total, any discount applied, and the exact text of the message sent to you. That message text is kept specifically so the website and your DMs can never disagree about what you were asked to pay.

The public feed

The home page shows recent checkouts to anyone, including people who are not members. Those entries are anonymous — the query behind them selects no name, no profile, and no Discord ID, so there is nothing there to attribute to you. They are also delayed by 30 minutes, and never show fees or dollar amounts.

If you would rather your checkouts were excluded from the public feed entirely, message Okie staff on Discord and we’ll switch it off for your account.

Cookies

One cookie, holding your session. It exists so you stay signed in and is deleted when you sign out. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers.

Who else sees this

Nobody outside Okie ACO. Your data is not sold, rented, or shared with third parties. It lives in a private database we run on Google Cloud. Okie staff can see your profile details in order to run drops and fix problems, and can export them into the checkout bots — but not the card numbers, security codes, or passwords, which stay unreadable in the interface and are logged whenever they are exported.

Changing and deleting

You can edit or delete any profile or account from the profile manager at any time, and deleting one removes its stored secrets with it. To have your whole account and its data deleted, message Okie staff on Discord. Checkout and billing records are kept as long as Okie ACO runs, because they are the record of what you were charged, and records for fees already paid may be retained as proof of the transaction.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that affects what is collected or how it is protected, it will be announced in the Discord server rather than quietly edited.