Cookie Policy
What this site stores on your device, why it does so, and how you stay in control of it.
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When you open a page on this site, small text files are placed in your browser. They are there to make the pages load properly, to remember choices you have made, and to show us in aggregate how readers move through the reviews. None of them open an account, move money, or connect you to a trading platform on our behalf. This site is an independent editorial resource that reviews a broker for readers in India; it is not the broker, is not affiliated with it, and does not provide financial services, accounts, deposits or advice.
If you refuse the optional cookies, the reading experience does not break. The article text, the comparisons and the navigation remain available. What you lose is convenience and feedback: preferences such as layout or dismissed notices will not be remembered, and we will not be able to measure which reviews are being read or where readers lose interest. That measurement is how the editorial work is prioritised. Refusing the strictly necessary cookies is a different matter - those are what keep the site secure and functional, and blocking them in the browser may stop pages from displaying correctly.
How Long They Last
Cookies fall into two lifespans. Session cookies exist only while your browser is open and are cleared when you close the tab or the window; they support things like keeping a page state intact as you scroll and read. Persistent cookies stay on your device after you leave and are removed either when they reach a fixed expiry date or when you delete them yourself.
The necessary cookies here are mostly session-based, with a small number lasting up to a few months so that security and load-balancing signals remain valid. Preference cookies typically last between a month and a year, depending on the setting they store. Analytics cookies are kept for a shorter period, generally up to around a year, after which they expire and are replaced by fresh ones. Your browser's stored data panel will show the exact expiry date recorded against each cookie it holds.
Control in Your Browser
Every major browser lets you see, block and delete cookies from its settings or privacy panel. You can set a browser to reject all cookies, to reject only third-party ones, or to ask you each time a site wants to store something. You can also clear everything already stored, which resets any preferences this site has remembered. The help pages of your browser explain where these controls sit for the version you are using.
Because the choice lives in your browser rather than on our side, it applies to every site you visit, not only this one. If you block everything, some pages here may look or behave differently. If you later change your mind, adjust the setting and reload the page; there is no separate account to update. Questions about how data is handled can be sent through the contact form on this site.
Third Parties and Updates
Some cookies are set not by this site but by services whose tools appear on the pages - for example, an analytics provider that counts visits or a media host that serves an embedded item. Those cookies are governed by the privacy terms of the company that sets them, and we do not control what they store or how long they keep it. Where such tools are optional, they load only after you allow them.
This policy is reviewed when the tools in use change. Any revision is published on this page with a new effective date at the top, and the updated text applies from that date onward. Continued use of the site after a revision means the current version governs. Readers who want to check what changed can compare the present text with earlier versions or ask through the contact form.
