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Cashy cookie choices and browser controls

Cookies are small pieces of browser storage that support a session, preference or service event. Our policy separates essential operation from optional measurement and third-party functions, while players can review, block or delete browser data. Cookie choices affect the browser session; account identity, payment and KYC evidence follow separate privacy and verification processes.

How policy updates are communicated

We keep a visible update date with the current policy. When categories, purposes or controls change, revised wording replaces the earlier explanation for future use. Each category remains attached to its practical purpose; an update does not turn optional storage into essential storage simply by changing its description.

How third-party cookies function

Some service components involve an outside provider. A payment processor, game supplier, analytics service or embedded function may set or read browser information needed for its role. That storage remains distinct from a Cashy password, email verification code or wallet recovery phrase.
Third-party storage may support a hosted payment, measure performance or retain a preference. Blocking it affects that component, while essential processing, preferences and analytics retain different purposes.

Consent choices can change

Making the first browser choice

A cookie control distinguishes storage supporting core operation from optional categories. A player can accept the available categories or restrict optional use according to the choices presented. The selection applies to that browser and its stored data.

Revisiting a choice later

Consent is not a permanent technical lock. Players can return to the preference control or use browser settings to remove cookies. A later selection affects future storage, while clearing browser data removes existing items.

Blocking essential browser storage

Essential cookies keep a session active and support movement through account areas. Blocking them may interrupt login, account navigation or a transaction step. That outcome follows from removing storage the browser function depends on.

Managing stored browser data

  1. Open the privacy or site-data area in the browser settings.
  2. Find stored data for Cashy in the site list.
  3. Choose whether to remove Cashy data or all browser cookies.
  4. Set whether future cookies are allowed, restricted or blocked.
  5. Reload the service and sign in again if the session was cleared.

Clearing all cookies may sign the player out of other services as well as Cashy.

How cookies support Cashy

Keeping sessions active and stable

Essential storage helps the browser maintain a signed-in session and move between service functions. Without it, repeated authentication or broken navigation can make account use unreliable.

Remembering useful browser preferences

Preference cookies retain choices made during use, reducing the need to repeat them on every visit. They do not replace the account record or selected fiat balance currency.

Measuring how service features perform

Analytics can show how features perform in aggregate and where a technical path needs attention. We use that information to improve clarity and reliability, not as a request for passwords or payment credentials.

Cookie types and their roles

Essential storage for core functions

Essential cookies support operation, session continuity and account navigation. Restricting them may prevent sign-in or a payment flow from working as intended.

Preference and analytics cookie categories

Preference storage remembers browser choices. Analytics helps our team review service performance, usage patterns and paths that may be confusing or unreliable.

Storage used by third parties

An external component may use cookies for its specific function, such as a hosted payment or embedded service. Browser restrictions can affect that component without changing unrelated account records.
Last updated: 10 November 2026