We treat compliance as an operating system, not a checkbox. Here’s exactly how we protect advertisers, publishers and consumers on every campaign.
Each one is an active process we run, not a promise on a page.
Every publisher is screened before activation, we verify identity, review traffic sources, and only work with partners we know by name. No anonymous or unvetted traffic ever reaches a campaign.
All creatives, landing pages and ad copy are reviewed against advertiser guidelines and regulatory standards before anything goes live, and re-checked whenever an offer or flow changes.
We require verified, documented consent on every lead. Opt-in records, timestamps and source URLs are retained, and suppression / Do-Not-Contact requests are honored across the network.
Layered detection filters bots, duplicates and low-intent traffic. Calls and leads are validated in real time, and suspicious sources are paused before they ever scale.
Personal data is handled on a need-to-know basis with access controls, data minimisation and retention limits, aligned to modern privacy expectations and advertiser requirements.
Source-level tracking on every conversion means a clear audit trail. You can always see exactly where a call, lead, sale or install came from.
No source scales until it clears each of these.
Every creative approved against advertiser and regulatory standards before launch.
Verified consent, retained opt-in records, and disciplined email / SMS practices.
Dedup logic protects advertiser spend and keeps publisher payouts honest.
Source-level visibility on every campaign so buyers know exactly what they pay for.
Bot, duplicate and low-intent filtering runs before any source is scaled.
PII is protected, access is limited, and retention is capped to what’s needed.
We build our processes around the rules that govern calls, leads and data.
TrafficClan aligns its operational practices with the frameworks above and with each advertiser’s vertical-specific requirements. This page describes how we work and is provided for information only, it is not legal advice, and it does not create any warranty. Publishers and advertisers remain responsible for their own legal compliance in the jurisdictions they operate in.
Compliance works when everyone plays their part.
Suspected fraud, a non-compliant creative, or a consent issue, we want to know, and we act fast.
Compliance-first is how we keep advertisers, publishers and consumers protected, and how we scale without surprises.