Privacy for the U.S. store.

Wagoliruna Studio · Staging policy draft

This U.S.-facing draft explains the information Wagoliruna may need to operate the store. The final policy will identify the business, privacy contact, applicable state rights and live service providers before the site collects checkout, payment, analytics or marketing data.

Information we may collect

Depending on the features enabled, this may include your name, delivery address, contact details, order information, product questions and technical information needed to keep the site secure and usable.

How information is used

Information may be used to respond to product or pre-order questions, process an order, arrange delivery, provide support, prevent abuse, maintain business records and improve the site. Marketing emails will be sent only after the relevant subscription flow is configured and the required choices are provided.

Service providers

When the store opens, relevant information may be shared with hosting, delivery, payment, fraud-prevention, analytics and email service providers only as needed for the service they provide. Payment credentials will be handled by the selected payment provider rather than stored by Wagoliruna.

Cookies and retention

Essential cookies may be used for sessions, the shopping bag, security and site preferences. Additional analytics or marketing cookies will be reviewed before they are enabled. Information will be kept only for as long as needed for the stated purpose, legal obligations and legitimate business records.

U.S. privacy choices

Depending on the customer’s state and the final tools used, privacy choices may include requests to access, correct, delete or obtain a copy of personal information, and to opt out of certain marketing or data-sharing activities. The final request method and response process will be published before launch.

Privacy contact

The final privacy contact address and business identity will be published before the U.S. store collects live customer information.

This is a U.S.-facing staging policy draft, not legal advice. It must be reviewed against the business identity, jurisdictions, cookies, analytics, email tools, payment provider and fulfillment model used by the live store before publication.