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Cookie Policy

Effective date: September 12, 2026 · Draft V4
Pre-launch legal draft. This text is a product-ready starting point, not legal advice. U.S. counsel should review governing law, liability, privacy-law applicability, tax and cross-border terms before public launch.
Cookie design. PayoutChecker should work with only strictly necessary cookies. Analytics and advertising tags should respect the visitor’s consent/opt-out state and applicable law.

1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies, local storage and similar technologies can remember sessions/preferences, measure usage, prevent fraud and support advertising. This policy describes the categories PayoutChecker may use.

2. Strictly necessary

Required for authentication, session security, CSRF protection, load balancing, billing state and privacy preferences. These cannot generally be disabled through our banner because the site/service cannot function correctly without them.

3. Functional/preferences

Remember language, dashboard preferences and interface choices. Depending on implementation, these may be treated as optional.

4. Analytics

Help us understand visits, product activation and errors. PayoutChecker should initialize optional analytics only when the configured consent/opt-out logic permits it.

5. Advertising

May measure campaigns or support targeted advertising through services such as Meta or LinkedIn if enabled. These are non-essential. Where required, they remain off until accepted and must be disabled when a legally binding opt-out such as Global Privacy Control applies.

6. Stripe and embedded third parties

When you open Stripe Checkout or the Stripe Customer Portal, Stripe may use its own cookies and fraud-prevention technologies under its privacy documentation. Those hosted pages are controlled by Stripe.

7. Your choices

Use Privacy Choices to accept or reject non-essential categories. Browser settings can also block/delete cookies, though doing so may affect functionality.

8. Global Privacy Control

Where applicable to PayoutChecker’s processing, a recognized Global Privacy Control signal will be treated as an opt-out of advertising/targeted sharing for that browser. Account-level preferences may also be stored after login.

9. Changes

We will update this policy when our actual vendors or tracking practices change. The production site should maintain a current cookie/vendor inventory rather than listing inactive vendors as if they are in use.