On-device visibility
Point information is brought into a shared experience so the household can see opportunity — without turning the pool into unrestricted access to everyone’s balances.
Privacy
Your family shares the goal — not control of each other’s points.
Designed around on-device visibility, tokenized connections and explicit consent. This is a privacy-first product stance — not a legal guarantee.
Explicit consent before transfer
Each member stays in control of point movement. A contribution only proceeds after the owner confirms.
Minimal / tokenized connections
Partner connections are intended to stay limited to what the shared experience needs — not a free harvest of household data.
What this page does not claim
Is LINK “100% secure” or “unhackable”?
No. Those claims are not credible for any consumer service. LINK’s public stance is privacy-first design, not absolute security language.
Does on-device architecture automatically mean PDPA compliance?
No. Architecture can support a careful privacy approach, but legal compliance is not automatic. This site uses cautious wording on purpose.
Is LINK a bank or e-wallet?
No. LINK is positioned as a loyalty display and pooling service — not e-money and not a bank.