Terms
Terms and conditions
22 October 2026. By using OnCheer you agree to these terms.
What OnCheer is
OnCheer is a donation page. A supporter pays from their own wallet. The creator receives the donation, minus a 1% fee on chains where that split is turned on. A livestream, an alert, an OBS dock, and streaks are optional. A streak is not a subscription: OnCheer does not store a card and does not charge the supporter again. OnCheer is not a bank, an exchange, a custodian, or a financial adviser.
Your wallet is yours
OnCheer is not responsible for your personal wallet. That includes a wallet you already use and the embedded wallet created when a creator signs in with Privy. OnCheer does not hold the private key and cannot move funds unless the wallet owner signs. On Cronos, a USDC withdrawal can ask a paymaster to submit the transaction, so the network fee can be sponsored. You still confirm it. You check the address and the amount before you confirm. A transfer the network has confirmed cannot be reversed by OnCheer. Lost access, a wrong address, a rejected transaction, a network fee, or a change in token price is not OnCheer's responsibility.
Donations and streaks
A donation is voluntary. The supporter pays the network fee on top of the gift, except where a sponsored fee is shown before they confirm. The dollar amount shown is an estimate of the token price at the time, not a promise of value later. OnCheer does not refund a completed donation. A streak stays up for about 30 days and extends when the supporter sends that amount again. It is an alternative to a monthly subscription, not a subscription. Do not use OnCheer for anything illegal, for fraud, or if you are on a sanctions list.
What we keep
We do not store a donor's email, phone number, legal name, or payment card. Donors do not make an account. The display name and message a donor chooses to type are stored with that donation so the creator can show the gift and the alert. A streak stores the supporter wallet, the level, the length, and when it ends. If a donor connects Discord for a streak, OnCheer stores the Discord user id so the role can be added and later removed. These are not used to build a profile of the donor. A creator's page name, language choice, and public wallet address are stored so the page works. Sign-in is provided by Privy. OnCheer does not store the private key.
Livestream and Discord
If a creator connects YouTube, OnCheer stores the channel name and Google's permission to see that channel and to add the OnCheer channel as a moderator. A separate OnCheer YouTube channel posts in the live chat. If a creator connects Twitch, OnCheer stores the channel and the permission to post in that chat, including when the channel is offline. If a creator connects Discord, OnCheer stores the server id and can create a role for each streak level, plus a private channel that only those roles can see. That needs the permissions the creator grants, including Manage Roles and Manage Channels. Connecting as the server owner is what lets Discord place the OnCheer role high enough to assign those roles. Disconnecting removes OnCheer's copy of the connection. Roles and channels already created on Discord, and access already granted on YouTube or Twitch, stay until the creator removes them there. YouTube, Twitch, Discord, and Google have their own terms.
Analytics
Donation amounts, tokens, and counts are used to run the page and to see how OnCheer is used. A visit is stored as a one-way hash for that day so the same browser is not counted twice. The IP address itself is not kept. This information is not sold.
Other services
Sign-in and the embedded wallet are provided by Privy. Payments move on public blockchains. Chat posting uses YouTube and Twitch. Streak roles use Discord. Those services have their own terms. A public wallet address and a confirmed transaction can be read by anyone on the chain, whether or not OnCheer stores a copy.
Your responsibilities
You must be 18 or older. You are responsible for the tax on money you receive. Names and messages you publish are yours. You are responsible for the accounts you connect, including a Discord server. OnCheer may hide a donation that breaks these terms. Nothing on the site is tax, legal, or investment advice.
Limits
The site can be unavailable. To the extent the law allows, OnCheer is not liable for lost funds, lost access to a wallet, or lost profits. Nothing in these terms removes a right that the law does not let us remove.
These terms
These terms are between you and the operator of the OnCheer website. They are governed by the laws of the Netherlands, except where a mandatory rule in your country says otherwise. If a term cannot be enforced, the rest still apply. Using OnCheer after this page changes means you accept the new terms.