Information collected at checkout
When you submit the checkout form, OptimCamp requires:
- first name
- last name
- email address
- phone number
- full address
- postal code
- country
- city
The form may also show an optional company or agency name and a checkbox about saving details. Those optional fields are not currently stored as part of the order record.
How this information is used
OptimCamp uses the checkout information to:
- create or update a customer record for the order
- create a pending order and payment record
- coordinate payment when a payment method is available
- deliver template access to the purchaser's email after payment is verified
- respond to support requests about an order or template
Email is the identifier used to find an existing customer and the destination used for template access after verified payment.
What is stored for an order
A submitted checkout can create a customer record, an unpaid pending order, line items for the selected template, and a pending payment record that includes the selected method (international payment gateway or USDT). Prices stored on the order are determined by OptimCamp, not by amounts typed in the browser.
What OptimCamp does not collect
Checkout does not collect card numbers, CVV codes, wallet private keys, seed phrases, or other payment secrets. If you choose the international payment gateway, OptimCamp sends the required checkout details to YekPay so that provider can start the payment. Card details are entered on YekPay, not on OptimCamp.
Dashboard templates run in your own Data Studio account and connect to data sources you control. OptimCamp does not receive your Google Analytics, Google Ads, or similar business-data contents through that connection.
Browser storage on this site
The site may keep cart contents in your browser so you can continue an order on the same device. An idempotency key may be stored temporarily in the browser during checkout to reduce duplicate order submissions. These are browser storage features on this site, not a separate advertising-cookie platform.
Website tags and analytics
OptimCamp uses Google Tag Manager (GTM) to load and manage website tags. GTM is a tag-management tool; it is not itself an analytics reporting product.
Through GTM, OptimCamp may enable Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to understand how people use the site and how ecommerce interactions work — for example product views, cart and checkout steps, and completed purchases after payment is verified. Whether a GA4 tag is active depends on what is published in the GTM container; the site installs GTM so those tags can be managed there.
Analytics events may include technical and ecommerce details such as page interactions, product identifiers and names, quantities, numeric purchase amounts, and a transaction ID for a verified order. Checkout contact details (such as email, phone, or billing address) are not included in these ecommerce dataLayer events.
Google may set or read cookies or similar identifiers when GTM or GA4 tags run, according to Google's own products and your browser settings. This site does not currently show a separate cookie-consent banner.
Contact
Privacy and support questions can be sent through the Support page or by email at optimcamp.marketing@gmail.com. Related documents: Terms of Service and Refund Policy.