Transparency Report
Explore how Kashly thinks about trust, safety, link review, abuse prevention, supported merchant sharing, and reliable analytics across short links, QR codes, campaigns, and branded link experiences.
Last updated: June 10, 2026
Our approach to transparency
This Transparency Report page summarizes the principles Kashly uses to keep link sharing useful and safe. It is designed to explain how we think about abuse prevention, policy enforcement, merchant-related experiences, analytics reliability, and user trust.
Trust and safety priorities
Kashly prioritizes clear destinations, reliable link routing, safer QR code experiences, accurate analytics, abuse prevention, and protection against harmful activity such as phishing, malware, spam, impersonation, deceptive merchant promotion, and fraudulent traffic.
How links may be reviewed
Kashly may review short links, QR codes, campaigns, profiles, digital cards, and supported merchant destinations using automated signals, user reports, system alerts, merchant feedback, and manual review when activity appears risky or violates policy.
Actions we may take
Depending on the issue, Kashly may warn users, disable links, block destinations, limit QR code routing, restrict accounts, remove content, adjust analytics, or investigate traffic that appears fraudulent, misleading, harmful, or inconsistent with platform rules.
Analytics reliability
Click counts, QR scans, campaign data, purchase visibility, and commission information may depend on browsers, devices, privacy settings, merchants, networks, and anti-fraud checks. Kashly works to make reporting useful while recognizing that some data can be delayed or unavailable.
Supported merchant transparency
Supported merchant links may unlock additional visibility such as eligible purchases and commissions. Availability can vary by merchant, tracking conditions, order status, policy requirements, and whether a shopper completes a qualifying action after clicking.
Continuous improvement
Kashly continues improving policy pages, product controls, detection systems, reporting clarity, and user education so short links, QR codes, branded links, UTM campaigns, and merchant sharing remain more trustworthy over time.