Cookie Policy

The following Cookie Policy ("Policy") sets out the ways in which Codi Telec ("we", "our", "us", or "the platform") relies on cookies and comparable tracking technologies whenever you browse or engage with our website and automated trading platform. Its purpose is to explain, in plain terms, what a cookie actually is, the reasons we place them, the categories we deploy, and the steps you can take to control or switch them off to suit your own preferences.

Should you carry on using the Codi Telec platform once this Cookie Policy has been shown to you, that continued use signals your agreement to the cookie practices set out below. If those practices are not acceptable to you, you remain free to change your browser configuration or to discontinue use of the platform altogether. Bear in mind that switching off particular cookies can reduce how well the platform works and performs.

Please review this Cookie Policy alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, each of which can be found on the Codi Telec platform.

1. Cookies Explained

A cookie is a small text file that a website or online platform saves onto the device you are using — a desktop computer, a smartphone, or a tablet — at the moment you visit it. Cookies are commonplace right across the internet, where they help pages run more smoothly, keep track of the choices you have made, and pass useful information back to the operator of the site.

A typical cookie stores details such as:

The cookie's name together with the domain that issued it
How long the file is due to remain saved on your device
A distinct value or identifier tied to your session or your chosen settings

Because a cookie holds no executable code, it cannot reach any other file stored on your device. Cookies pose no danger in themselves, and they remain a basic building block of the way nearly every modern website and platform functions.

2. Categories of Cookies We Deploy

Several different categories of cookie are in use at Codi Telec, and each one exists for its own separate reason. The breakdown that follows sets out, in detail, every cookie type found on our platform:

2.1 Cookies That Are Strictly Necessary

Cookies in this group are indispensable to the safe and correct running of the platform. Strip them away and central services such as signing in to an account, maintaining a session, and running security checks simply stop working. Since they underpin the platform's basic operation, our platform settings do not offer a way to turn them off.

Tasks that strictly necessary cookies make possible include:

Holding your verified session open once you have signed in to your Codi Telec account
Applying two-factor authentication (2FA) checks at sign-in and when a withdrawal is requested
Carrying the contents of your session with you as you navigate from one platform page to another
Spotting and shutting down fraud or attempted unauthorized entry as it happens
Spreading traffic evenly across our server infrastructure so the platform stays stable and available
Recording the cookie choices you have already made so we do not keep asking you the same question

Duration: Tied to the session (removed the moment you close your browser) or briefly persistent (no more than 24 hours).

2.2 Analytics and Performance Cookies

This group collects anonymized measurements of the way visitors engage with the Codi Telec platform. What we learn from that data shows us how people behave, where the weak points lie, and how the platform's performance can be tuned. Everything analytics cookies record is combined into aggregate figures and never points back to a particular person.

Among the things performance cookies measure are:

The pages and features that draw the most traffic, and the time spent on each
The route a visitor takes through the platform in the run-up to a major action such as a deposit or a withdrawal
Technical faults and error messages that surface while a session is underway
The way visitors arrive at the platform, referring sites and search queries included
The category of device, the browser build, and the screen resolution used to reach the platform
Approximate whereabouts at country or regional scale (never a precise position)

Duration: Usually somewhere between 30 days and 2 years, according to which analytics tool sets the cookie.

2.3 Functionality Cookies

Cookies of this kind allow the platform to recall decisions you made earlier and to deliver richer, more personal features. Their benefit is consistency: whatever preferences you have declared continue to apply each time you return, which makes for a smoother experience overall.

Details that functional cookies keep on file include:

The language and regional format you have chosen
Visual choices such as a dark theme or a particular dashboard arrangement
How and when you have asked to be notified and contacted
Whether informational banners or pop-up notices have already been closed by you
The timezone you operate in, so trading timestamps and activity logs read correctly
Form entries you supplied earlier, sparing you from retyping the same details during a session

Duration: Ordinarily anywhere from 30 days up to 1 year.

2.4 Cookies for Security

Forming a specialized branch of the necessary category, security cookies exist for one purpose: shielding the platform and the people who use it from threats. Operating in concert with our wider technical defenses, they pick up on risks and contain them while events are still unfolding.

We rely on security cookies in order to:

Identify and turn away automated bot traffic, credential stuffing, and brute-force sign-in attempts
Confirm that a user session remains intact and stop it from being hijacked
Underpin the safeguards that defend against CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
Raise an alert on unusual behavioral patterns that could point to a compromised account
Establish that withdrawals and high-value transaction requests originate from sessions that are authenticated and authorized

Duration: Limited to the session, or a maximum of 24 hours.

2.5 Personalization and Preference Cookies

With these cookies in place, Codi Telec can shape the experience around the way you personally use the service and the preferences you have expressed. The practical effect is that whatever matters most to you is brought to the front whenever you open the platform.

Instances of this include:

Retaining the currency format you like to see figures displayed in
Keeping hold of how you have arranged your dashboard widgets and layout
Shaping onboarding material around the level of investment experience you have declared
Reordering how platform features are surfaced according to the actions you take most often

Duration: As a rule, no longer than 12 months.

2.6 Cookies Set by Third Parties

Alongside the cookies we set ourselves, Codi Telec may allow vetted outside service providers to place their own cookies on your device while you use the platform. Those providers deliver services that keep platform features running and that handle analytics and security monitoring. Any cookie belonging to such a provider falls under that company's own privacy and cookie policies rather than under this Policy.

Outside services capable of setting cookies by way of the Codi Telec platform include:

Analytics providers engaged to gauge platform performance and how users engage with it
Payment processors required to move deposit and withdrawal transactions securely
Security and fraud prevention services that assist in keeping the platform free from abuse
Customer support tools that make live chat and ticketing possible

Every outside provider is screened thoroughly before we work with them, and each is obliged to handle data in line with the data protection rules that apply. At no point may an external party use cookies placed through our platform to pursue advertising or marketing aims of its own.

3. Cookie Lifespan: Session Cookies Compared With Persistent Ones

Every cookie deployed by Codi Telec belongs to one of two lifespan groups:

Session cookies: short-lived files that survive no longer than the browser session in which they were created. Closing the browser erases them automatically, and their main jobs are security, authentication, and keeping a session running.
Persistent cookies: files that remain saved on your device once the browser session has finished, for a set span that may run from a handful of days to several years depending on why they exist. Their role is to retain your settings, make return visits better, and feed our analytics work.

4. What We Do With Cookie Data

Codi Telec puts the information collected by cookies to these uses and no others:

Keeping the platform and its central trading features running securely and without interruption
Verifying who you are and holding your live session intact
Defending your account against intrusion, fraud, and automated attack
Studying combined usage trends in order to sharpen the platform's design, speed, and usability
Holding on to your settings so that you need not reconfigure things repeatedly and so the service feels more personal
Judging how well platform features perform and pinpointing technical faults that need fixing
Meeting the legal and regulatory duties placed on us in matters of security and data protection

Under no circumstances does Codi Telec apply cookie data to behavioral advertising, retargeting by outside firms, or the sale of user information to anyone else.

5. Controlling and Managing Cookies

Your cookie choices are yours to revisit whenever you wish, and there are a number of routes available:

5.1 Cookie Settings on the Platform

A consent banner appears on your first visit to the Codi Telec platform, offering you the choice to accept everything, tune your preferences category by category, or refuse anything that is not essential. Those choices are never locked in; the cookie settings link in the platform footer lets you revisit and revise them whenever you like.

5.2 Settings Within Your Browser

Cookie behavior can be governed from the settings menu of virtually every current browser. The exact options vary by product, but as a rule you are able to:

Inspect every cookie presently held on your device and clear them one by one or all at once
Refuse cookies outright, whether across all websites or only from named domains
Ask the browser to warn you whenever a cookie is about to be written, leaving the decision to accept or refuse with you
Switch on incognito or private browsing, a mode in which no cookie survives once the session closes

Where to find cookie controls in the browsers people use most:

Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data
Mozilla Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Cookies and site data
Opera: Settings → Advanced → Privacy & security → Site Settings → Cookies

5.3 Settings on Mobile Devices

Reaching Codi Telec from a mobile browser or app does not change your ability to set cookie preferences; you do so through the browser settings on the handset itself. Because the steps are not the same across operating systems and browser releases, the documentation published by your device manufacturer is the place to look for precise guidance.

5.4 Tools for Opting Out

Analytics cookies in particular can often be declined through opt-out utilities published by the analytics companies themselves. Wherever such a utility exists, we will surface a link to it inside the cookie settings panel on our platform.

A Word of Caution About Switching Cookies Off

Do keep in mind that blocking or switching off certain cookie categories — the strictly necessary and security groups above all — can seriously limit what you are able to do on the Codi Telec platform. Essential functions such as signing in, holding a session open, completing two-factor authentication, and processing transactions may fail to behave properly once those cookies are unavailable.

6. Handling of Do Not Track Signals

A number of browsers ship with a "Do Not Track" (DNT) setting, which transmits a request to websites asking them not to follow your browsing activity. As things stand, the industry has agreed on no common standard governing how a platform ought to answer such a request. For that reason Codi Telec does not, at this time, alter its data collection in response to a DNT signal; we do, however, continue to watch how the field evolves and will revise this Policy should a standardized approach take hold.

7. Children and Cookie Use

Nobody below the age of 18 is meant to use the Codi Telec platform. We never knowingly gather personal data from a minor, whether by cookie or by any other route. Should it come to our attention that someone under the age of 18 has submitted personal information or is active on the platform, we will move at once to erase that data and close the account concerned. If you suspect that a minor has gained access to our platform, write to us without delay at [email protected].

8. Cookie Compliance for International Users

Codi Telec's reach is worldwide, and we undertake to observe the cookie and data protection statutes that apply in each territory where we do business. Those include, though are not confined to:

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — covering users located in the European Union and the European Economic Area
ePrivacy Directive — which regulates cookies and electronic communications throughout the EU
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) — covering people resident in California, USA
UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) — covering users based in the United Kingdom
Any further national or regional privacy and data protection legislation that applies

Where the law demands it, no non-essential cookie is placed until you have given express consent. In territories that impose particular legal conditions, you may therefore encounter extra consent prompts or region-specific options.

9. Revisions to This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy may be amended or reissued by Codi Telec whenever our cookie practices shift, the governing laws and regulations move on, or the services supplied by our third-party partners change. Any significant amendment will be announced to registered users by email or through a clearly visible notice on the platform. A revised Policy becomes binding the moment it is published.

Looking over this Cookie Policy periodically is the best way to keep up with how cookies are used here and what control you have over them. You will always find the date of the latest revision displayed at the top of this page.

10. Get in Touch

Questions, concerns, or requests regarding this Cookie Policy or the way we use cookies and tracking technologies are always welcome; reach the Codi Telec data protection team here:

Codi Telec
Postal address: 16909 Burke St Ste. 121, Omaha, NE 68118, USA
Email address: [email protected]
Telephone: +1781-318-3223

Treating your data responsibly and openly is a commitment we take seriously. Everything we build at Codi Telec rests on your trust, which is why we work to give you complete insight into, and control over, the collection and use of your information.