Sheet L-01 of the Goldyn legal set
Privacy Policy
What Goldyn Limited collects, why we hold it, who else sees it, and how to get it back or have it removed. This policy describes the goldynltd.com website, the property listing portal and the commodity exchange, including this site's own sign-in and payment flows.
- Issued by
- Goldyn Limited · RC BN 2011841
- Sheet
- L-01
- Revision
- 2026-10-21
- Last updated
- 21 October 2026
- Covers
- goldynltd.com, the listing portal and the exchange
Every clause, with its short version beside it.
| What we hold | Why | Who else sees it | How long | See |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name, email, phone and country | To run your account and sign you in | Neon stores it. Mailgun carries the emails we send you | While the account is open, then as company and tax law requires | §02 |
| Your password | To sign you in | No one. We keep only an Argon2id hash and cannot read it back | With the account | §06 |
| Identity details and documents | Identity checks the law requires before a deposit or a trade | Our staff, and every read is logged. Stored encrypted | While the account is open, or until you ask us to remove them | §09 |
| Payments and enquiries | To take a payment, send the receipt and answer you | Paystack sees your email, the amount, the currency and a reference | As long as Nigerian tax law requires | §08 |
| The gld_session and gld_admin_session cookies | To keep you signed in | No one. The database holds only a hash of it | Seven days, or until you sign out | §04 |
| IP address, browser and connection country | To keep the site and your account secure | Cloudflare and Vercel see the connection | With the session or audit entry it is recorded on | §05 |
01. Who we are
In shortGoldyn Limited, a company registered in Lagos, decides what happens to your data and answers for it.
Goldyn Limited is a company registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission, RC BN 2011841, incorporated in 2022. We work across Real Estate, Construction, Mining and Energy, with Trade across all four.
Our registered office is at 24K Kwawel 24 Mall, Atlantic Nominee Estate, Ajiwe, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. We are the data controller for the personal data described in this policy. Questions about it go to [email protected], and we answer in writing.
02. What we collect
In shortYour account details, your verification details, what you paid for, and how you connected. Never your card.
We collect only what a service needs to work, and we ask for it at the point we need it. There are four kinds of it.
- Account details: your name, email address, phone number, country of residence and country of your phone number. Your password is never stored: we keep a one-way Argon2id hash, so we cannot read it back.
- Verification details: when you verify your identity, we hold your date of birth, nationality, address, type and number of your identity document, and, for a company, its name, registration number and your role in it. We also hold the images or scans you upload.
- Transaction details: what you bought or asked about, the amount, the reference, and the records of the conversations our desks had with you.
- Technical details: your IP address, your browser's user agent, the country your connection comes from, and the times you signed in.
We do not ask for your bank details, your card details, or a copy of your utility bill unless a specific step needs it. Payment card data never reaches our servers: it goes straight from you to our payment provider.
03. Why we hold it, and on what basis
In shortTo run your account, check identity, take payments, keep the site safe and meet Nigerian law. No marketing email.
We hold personal data for the purposes below and no others. Where the law requires a lawful basis for processing, the basis is stated with the purpose.
- To create and operate your account, to sign you in and to keep your session working: performance of our contract with you.
- To verify your identity, because the law requires identity checks before a property deposit or a commodity trade can be settled: legal obligation, and our legitimate interest in preventing fraud.
- To answer your enquiries, to process a payment and to send the receipt: performance of our contract with you.
- To keep the site secure, to investigate a sign-in that looks wrong and to keep the audit trail: our legitimate interest in protecting the platform, our staff and our users.
- To meet our obligations under Nigerian law, including tax and company records: legal obligation.
- To send you service messages about an account you hold. We do not send marketing email, and there is no newsletter to sign up for.
05. Who else sees your data
In shortSix named providers, each seeing only its part. Exchange buyers and sellers never see each other.
These are the only organisations outside Goldyn that receive your personal data. Each one receives only what its part of the service needs.
- Cloudflare: our DNS and traffic proxy. It sees the request and the address it came from, and tells us the country the connection comes from so we can apply our country rules.
- Vercel: our hosting provider. It runs the site and the API, and supplies the country of the connection at its edge.
- Neon: our database host. All application data, including the encrypted verification records, is stored in a database they run.
- Mailgun: our email provider. It receives every message we send you, and the messages our desks send you. If your message to us reaches the wrong desk, it reaches a Goldyn mailbox, and the desk that received it sees what you wrote.
- Paystack: our payment provider. It receives your email address, the amount, the currency and a reference, and it tells us whether the payment succeeded. It receives your card details, not us. We read back only the status, the amount, the currency and the date.
- Google: only if you choose to sign in with Google. We ask for your email address and your name. We do not ask for your contacts, your calendar, your files or your location, and we do not use Google Analytics or Google Ads.
Buyers on the commodity exchange are anonymous to sellers. A seller is given a random buyer code and never receives a buyer's name, company, email, phone, destination, message, account or address. This is enforced by the shape of the data we query, not by hiding it afterwards. Sellers are hidden from buyers in the same way. Only our desk sees both sides.
06. How we protect it
In shortIdentity documents are encrypted, passwords are hashed, and every staff read is logged.
Access to a Goldyn account needs a password or a passkey, and sessions live in the database rather than in the cookie, so signing out on one device ends that session everywhere. Sign-ins are checked against a list of countries we do not do business with, and a sign-in that looks like travel which is not possible ends the session.
- Verification details and identity documents are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Each record is bound to the account it belongs to, so a file copied onto someone else's record will not decrypt.
- Passwords are hashed with Argon2id. Session tokens, one-time links and passkey challenges are stored only as SHA-256 hashes.
- Documents are served only to staff on a permission-checked route, and every staff read is written to the audit log.
- Your data in transit is protected by TLS. The session cookie is marked Secure in production.
- Every change made in the admin dashboard is written to an audit log with the values before and after.
08. How long we keep it
In shortAs long as the reason for it lasts. A session lasts seven days; payment records last as long as tax law says.
We keep records for as long as the purpose that justified them continues, and no longer.
- Account details: for as long as the account is open, and for as long afterwards as Nigerian company and tax law requires us to keep the record.
- Sessions: seven days, or until you sign out. Admin sessions also end after twelve hours without activity.
- Verification records: for as long as the account is open, because identity checks have to survive the transactions they support. If you want them removed earlier, write to us and we will do it.
- Payment records: for the period Nigerian tax law requires a business to keep them. Payments keep their record permanently, as the law expects of them.
- Audit entries: for as long as the account or the record they describe exists, so that the trail stays complete.
- One-time links: they expire, and a link that has been used cannot be used again.
09. Your rights
In shortAsk to see, correct or delete your data at [email protected]. We answer within thirty days.
Under the Nigeria Data Protection Act, you have the right to ask us to tell you what personal data we hold about you, to correct it, to delete it, to restrict how we use it, to object to certain uses, to withdraw a consent you gave, and to complain to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
Write to [email protected] with the subject "My data" and say which right you want to use. We answer within thirty days. We may ask you to confirm your identity first, so that we do not release your data to somebody else.
There is one thing to be clear about: the site has no button that deletes your account. Deleting an account takes a person, because it has to reach the records we keep for tax, audit and dispute purposes as well as the ones you can see. If you ask us to close your account, we close it, we end every session, we remove your verification documents, and we tell you in writing what we could not remove and why.
If you ask us to delete your verification records, we do it. Those are the records with the most sensitive content, they are ours to hold for the purpose they were collected, and there is no legal reason to keep them once the transactions they supported are closed.
10. If something goes wrong
In shortIf a breach could harm you, we tell you and the regulator, and what you should do next.
If a breach of your personal data happens and it is likely to cause you harm, we will tell you and the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, and we will tell you what we are doing about it. Where we can, we will tell you what we believe happened, which records were involved and what you should do next.
To report a concern, or to tell us about something that looks wrong on an account, write to [email protected]. If your account may have been taken over, sign out of every device from your account page and contact us.
11. Children
In shortAccounts are for people aged eighteen and over.
This site is for business use. A person must be at least eighteen years old to open an account, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone younger. Where we discover that data from a child has reached us, we delete it.
12. Changes to this policy
In shortA new version gets a new number and date, and we ask you to accept it again.
When this policy changes, the version number and date at the top change with it. If the change affects what we do with your data, we will ask you to accept the new Terms and acknowledge the new policy from your account page, and we will record which version you accepted and when. The version number for this policy is 2026-10-21.
13. How to reach us
In shortOne address reaches a person who can act on it: [email protected].
Goldyn Limited, RC BN 2011841. 24K Kwawel 24 Mall, Atlantic Nominee Estate, Ajiwe, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. Email [email protected]. Telephone +234 811 931 0702.
If you have a question about this policy, or want to use one of the rights in section 9, that address reaches a person who can act on it.
Goldyn Limited · RC BN 2011841 · Lekki, Lagos · [email protected]
