Third-party Services and Integrations
How GetAntik works with HollyProxy, TDS.ceo, sign-in with Google, the payment provider and infrastructure services: what is sent where and whose rules apply.
#1. General
- GetAntik can work together with third-party services. They are independent companies with their own terms of use and privacy policies, which apply when you use their services.
- We do not control third-party services and are not responsible for their availability, prices, quality, API changes or decisions, including banning your accounts with them.
- Integrations are optional: you connect them yourself and can disconnect them at any time.
#2. HollyProxy
- HollyProxy is a separate proxy service. The integration lets you buy and renew HollyProxy proxies and assign them to profiles right in the app.
- Your personal HollyProxy API key is stored only on your computer, in the app settings, and is never sent to our server. The app sends requests to HollyProxy directly.
- A team Admin can connect a HollyProxy key to the team. That key is stored on our server, encrypted with a server key, and our server makes requests to HollyProxy on the team’s behalf. Members’ purchases are recorded in the team activity log and spending view.
- Proxy purchases and renewals are charged to your HollyProxy balance (or the team’s, when the team key is used), not to your GetAntik balance. Refunds for proxies and complaints about them are handled under HollyProxy’s rules.
#3. TDS.ceo
- TDS.ceo is a separate traffic tracking and distribution service. The integration lets you work with tracker campaigns and statistics in the app and link profiles to the tracker.
- Your TDS.ceo API key is stored only on your computer and is never sent to our server. The app sends requests to TDS.ceo directly.
- Your campaigns, flows and statistics are stored at TDS.ceo and governed by its rules. Our server only receives a profile’s tracker link settings, if you set them in the profile.
#4. Sign-in with Google
- You can sign in to GetAntik with a Google account. Sign-in happens on Google’s side, under Google’s terms and privacy policy.
- We receive from Google only your email address, whether it is verified, and your Google account’s internal ID. We have no access to any other Google account data.
- An account created with Google has no password until you set one. Until then, profile data is not end-to-end encrypted. See the Privacy Policy. We recommend setting a password.
- You can revoke GetAntik’s access in your Google account settings. To keep access to your GetAntik account, set a password in it first.
#5. Payment provider
- Card payments are processed by Stripe and cryptocurrency payments by PayPage. You pay on the provider's page under its rules, and the provider may run its own checks, including fraud checks.
- We send the provider the amount, invoice currency, your account email, the invoice reference, your language, and the return links used after payment. The provider tells us the payment status.
- Cryptocurrency transaction data is recorded publicly on the blockchain and cannot be deleted by us or the provider.
- Top-up and refund rules are in the Payment and Refund Policy.
#6. Infrastructure
- Cloudflare: content delivery and attack protection for the website, web dashboard and server. It processes IP addresses and technical request data and may set strictly necessary cookies (see the Cookie Policy).
- Mailgun: sending emails such as codes, receipts, warnings, invites and support replies.
- Hosting providers whose servers run the Service.
#7. Other services you use
- Proxies from other providers that you add to profiles work under those providers’ rules.
- Browser extensions you install in profiles (for example from the Chrome Web Store) are distributed by their authors under their own terms.
- The websites and platforms you use through profiles have their own rules. Following them is your responsibility (see the Acceptable Use Policy).
- Automation tools connected through the local API (such as Puppeteer and Playwright) are distributed under their own licenses.
#8. Questions
For questions about how an integration works, write to [email protected]. For questions about the third-party services themselves (their billing, accounts and data), contact their support.