A handle
Printed on your badge. It doesn't have to be your name.
#01 /privacy
Privacy
A privacy conference that sells its attendee list isn't one. Here's what Agora Miami collects, what it doesn't and who sees it.
“The privacy crowd trusts this room.”
#02 /collect
What we ask for
An email
Only to send your ticket.
No KYC
No ID scan, no legal name, no address.
No list for sale
The attendee list is never sold or shared, with sponsors or anyone else.
Deleted after
Attendee data is planned to be deleted after the event (to confirm).
No trackers
This site runs no tracking or analytics scripts.
#03 /reverse-scan
Sponsors and your data
Sponsors never get the list. Contact is opt-in only:
- Reverse sponsor scan. You scan the sponsor's table code and choose what to share. If you don't scan, they get nothing.
- Opt-in raffle. Free to enter, no purchase necessary. You decide whether to enter and what to share.
REVERSE SCAN
- The sponsor’s table shows a code. Printed at their table.
- You scan it — only if you want to.
- You choose what to share. A handle, an email or nothing at all.
- They get only that. Never the list.
#04 /on-the-day
On the day
No-photo marker
A marker on your badge means don't photograph me. The crew asks every camera to respect it.
Chatham House
Selected sessions run under the Chatham House rule and are never recorded.
Payments
Pay in crypto or fiat. Crypto goes straight to a self-custodied wallet, with no custodian in the middle. If you pay by card, the processor will see what it needs to run the charge (to confirm which processor).