COOKIE POLICY

What These Technologies Do

Cookies are small files or identifiers stored by a browser or device. Related technologies can remember a session, secure an account, measure an interaction, preserve a preference, detect fraud, or attribute a visit or conversion.

• 1.1Cookies and session identifiers
• 1.2Browser local and session storage
• 1.3Pixels, tags, and web beacons
• 1.4Mobile or embedded-service software development kits
• 1.5Device, browser, and network attributes used for security or measurement

Essential Technologies

These technologies support account authentication, session continuity, routing, fraud prevention, security, load balancing, accessibility, and other functionality requested by the user. The Platform may not work correctly when they are blocked.

Analytics and Reliability

We may use analytics and error-monitoring tools to understand page performance, product steps, errors, and aggregate conversion behavior. Our current code supports tools such as PostHog, Google tags, and Sentry when configured. We design analytics events to exclude direct identifiers and sensitive application fields, but vendors may receive technical data such as an IP address, browser, device, event time, and page context.

• 3.1Product and funnel measurement
• 3.2Error detection and debugging
• 3.3Traffic-source and campaign attribution
• 3.4Aggregate performance and feature usage

Advertising and Measurement

Advertising or conversion tags may be used to measure whether an advertisement led to a visit or completed action. Where applicable law requires consent or an opt-out, we use these technologies subject to those requirements. We do not intentionally place Social Security numbers, bank-account numbers, uploaded documents, or complete application content into advertising events.

Embedded and Transaction Services

When you use an embedded identity, bank-connection, payment, support, or provider service, that service may set or read its own identifiers. Examples may include Clerk for identity, Plaid for a bank-connection experience, Stripe for payment, or a customer-support tool. The technology actually shown in the flow controls; not every vendor is active on every page.

Your Controls

Browser and device settings generally allow you to delete or block cookies, limit cross-site tracking, and clear stored site data. Blocking essential storage may sign you out or prevent an application step from working. Marketing emails include an unsubscribe method where required.

Retention and Third Parties

Session technologies may expire when a browser closes; persistent technologies remain for the period set by us or the provider unless deleted sooner. Vendor retention and use may differ. We periodically review this inventory, but deployed vendors can change before this policy is updated.

Changes and Contact

We may update this policy when technologies or legal requirements change. Questions about tracking technologies may be sent to data@futeurcredx.com.