Third-Party Services

Last updated: March 2026

Pairscape relies on a number of third-party services to operate. This page explains which services we use, what data they may process, and links to their own privacy policies so you can make an informed decision. Services marked as optional are only activated if you give consent through our cookie banner.

Google Firebase

Required

Infrastructure

Purpose: Authentication (sign-in / sign-up), Firestore database for user profiles, chat sessions and transaction data, and Firebase Storage for profile images and verification photos.

Data processed: Email address, display name, profile picture, chat session metadata, uploaded images.

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Cloudflare

Required

Video & Network

Purpose: TURN/STUN servers for WebRTC video and audio connections between matched users, plus edge network and DDoS protection.

Data processed: IP address, WebRTC session metadata. No video or audio content is stored.

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NOWPayments

Required

Payments

Purpose: Processing cryptocurrency payments when users purchase points. Pairscape does not store full payment details — only transaction identifiers and point balances.

Data processed: Transaction identifiers, payment amount, wallet addresses for payouts.

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Google Analytics / Google Ads (gtag.js)

Optional — requires consent

Marketing

Purpose: Measures ad conversion performance and helps us understand which campaigns bring users to Pairscape. Uses the Google global site tag (gtag.js) with tracking ID AW-17974778293.

Data processed: Anonymised page views, referral source, device type, IP address (anonymised by Google).

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Google Tag Manager

Optional — requires consent

Marketing

Purpose: Container that manages marketing and analytics tags on the site. Container ID: GTM-NQSZJZ7D.

Data processed: Same data as the tags it loads (Google Ads). No additional personal data is collected by GTM itself.

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Microsoft Clarity

Optional — requires consent

Analytics

Purpose: Session replay and heatmap analytics that help us understand how users interact with the interface so we can improve usability.

Data processed: Anonymised interaction data (clicks, scrolls, page navigation). Clarity automatically masks sensitive input fields.

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