1 · What are cookies?
Cookies are small data files a website sends to your computer when you visit, stored in your browser. They cannot operate like programs or transfer viruses or malware — the data in a cookie does not change while it travels back and forth. They act like logs: recording activity and remembering state between visits (session cookies disappear when you leave).
2 · Why are they useful?
Functional cookies let us analyze how visitors use the website, quickly find and fix issues, remember login sessions while you fund or trade, and operate reliably. Analytical cookies track which pages are popular and which links work. They also:
- verify your identity and detect the country you visit us from;
- check browser type and device;
- track referral sources.
3 · Types we use
- Functional cookies — essential to the running of the website; saved temporarily as login information and expired when you close the browser.
- Analytical cookies — anonymous, statistical, incapable of identifying you by name or email; used to improve experience and spot maintenance needs.
4 · Managing cookies
You can delete or disable cookies anytime via browser settings — but our website, and others, may then not function fully (including sign-in). www.aboutcookies.org for managing cookies across browsers.