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TradrAPI Cookie Notice

Last update: August 27th, 2024 | Version: 1.0

1. What are Cookies?

2. Types of Cookies We use

3. How We use Cookies

4. Managing Cookies

  1. What are Cookies?

    1. Cookies are small text file that are placed on your computer or mobile device when you access websites on the internet.

    2. Cookies help you to navigate around our website and allow us to tailor the content of our site to fit your needs and preferences.

    3. None of the cookies we use collect your personal information (e.g. names, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses) and they cannot be used to identify you as an individual. They typically collect anonymous identifiers associated with your device, browser, referring site URLs, time or usage information, website preferences and settings, etc. (as further provided in this Cookie Notice).

  2. Types of Cookies We Use

    1. We use the following types of cookies on our website:

      1. Essential Cookies – Used only to make our website work properly or strictly necessary for us to provide the services expected by our users.

      2. Non-Essential cookies – These are cookies which are not required for our website to function or behave as the user would expect it to. These include cookies relating to: (i) Marketing, which gather information about the user’s browsing patterns and behaviour to target them with advertisements which would be more likely to interest them; (ii) Analytics/Statistics, which help website owners gather information about users on their website, such as when they first visited the website and/or how often they access it and at what particular time. These also include cookies that log how the user came across the website, using which search engine or other link.

      3. The table below provides a description of the cookies that may be used by TradrAPI while delivering its services.1

    Name of the CookiesPurposeContentTypeLifespan
    GAUsed to distinguish users
    Determine which domain to measure
    Throttle the request rate
    Remember the number and time of previous visits
    Remember traffic source information
    Determine the start and end of a session
    Remember the value of visitor level custom variables    		User ID
    Click Information Site Visits
    Traffic source
    Session time    		Persistent. Third-Party Cookie set by GoogleTwo (2) years
    GIDUsed to distinguish users and track user journeyUser ID
    GA cookie information    		Non-Persistent. Third-Party Cookie set by
    Google    		Twenty-four (24) hours
    GAT_UAUsed to throttle request rateUser ID
    GID
    GA cookie information    		Persistent. Third-Party Cookie set by
    Google    		One (1) minute
    CH-time-zoneShow dates/time in the browsers timezoneTimezone in “tz database” formatThird party library.User session
    NEXT_LOCALEShow correct language in the UI.Language code in “ISO 639-1" format.Third party library.One year
    __Host-authjs.csrf-tokenPrevent login cross site attacks.Generated CSFR token value.Third party library.User Session
    __Secure-authjs.callback-urlKeep URL to follow after login.URL to the page visited previous login.Third party library.User session
    __Secure-authjs.session-tokenAuthenticate user requests to the system’s API.JWT Access token of the user.Third party library.One year

  3. How We Use Cookies

    1. We use cookies for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

      1. to assist new customers during the sign-up process;

      2. to preserve the user authentication status in the app.

      3. to allow customers set website preferences;

      4. to allow customers to navigate between pages of the website more efficiently;

      5. to run the functionality of the website optimally and efficiently;

      6. to activate certain features of the website;

      7. to gather information about user activity on the website and to understand how it is used;

      8. to detect and prevent fraudulent use of the website;

      9. to track how users arrive at our website for marketing purposes and to track referrals;

      10. to deliver more relevant advertising to our users at the websites and mobile applications they visit;

      11. for research and analytical purposes to see who users interact with the website in aggregate.2

  4. Managing Cookies

    1. If you do not want websites to place cookies on your computer or mobile device at all, you can adapt your browser settings as such that you will be notified before any cookie is placed. You can likewise adapt the settings as such so that your browser refuses all cookies, or only the third-party cookies.

    2. Likewise, you can remove any of the cookies that have already been placed. Note that you will have to adapt the settings for each browser on any mobile device and computer you use separately.

    3. Without cookies enabled we cannot guarantee that our website and your experience would be optimal, and in some cases, you may not be able to log in to your account if cookies are disabled.

    4. It is important to note that different browsers offer different ways of configuring your browser’s cookie settings. The following table provide you with steps on how to use, erase or adjust cookie files on your particular browser:

    Browser 3 4Guide
    Internet ExplorerLink – last access 27/08/2024
    FirefoxLink – last access 27/08/2024
    Google ChromeLink – last access 27/08/2024
    SafariLink – last access 27/08/2024

Footnotes

  1. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and is intended for illustrative purposes. ↩

  2. We do not, under any circumstance, sell information collected via cookies. ↩

  3. If necessary, consult your browser’s “Help” function, or go to your browser’s manual. If you wish to disconnect cookies of specific parties, you can do this through http://www.youronlinechoices.eu. (last access 27/08/2024). ↩

  4. Please note that we are not responsible for the content of external websites. ↩