Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how CryptoVault Reviews uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website. It applies to pages, reviews, comparison tables, and embedded tools that load as part of our site experience.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser. Similar technologies can include pixels, tags, SDKs, and browser storage such as local storage or session storage that can store or access information on your device.

We use these technologies to make the site work reliably, protect it from abuse, understand which content is useful, and where enabled measure the performance of our content and outbound links. They may also help us remember preferences such as display settings.

Some cookies are set by us directly. Others are set by third parties whose services we use for analytics, advertising, embedded media, or affiliate and referral tracking. Third parties may receive technical data such as device identifiers, IP address, and page events, depending on your settings and local law.

When required, we ask for your permission before placing or reading non-essential cookies. Strictly necessary cookies that are required to deliver a service you request, such as basic navigation, security, or load-balancing, may be used without opt-in consent where applicable.

If you are located in the EEA, the UK, or Switzerland, non-essential cookies generally require opt-in consent under European and UK ePrivacy rules. Some measurement and advertising platforms, including Google services, also require passing consent signals for EEA, UK, and Switzerland users under Google's EU User Consent Policy.

This site is informational. It is not designed to store or process wallet private keys or seed phrases in cookies or browser storage. Never enter a seed phrase into any website; we do not ask for it.

You can control cookies through our on-site cookie banner if shown, through any cookie settings link we provide, and through your browser settings. The sections below explain the categories we may use and your control options.

When available, our cookie banner lets you accept, reject, or customize non-essential cookies by category. Your choices are typically stored so we can respect them on future visits, and you can change them later using the same settings control.

You can withdraw consent at any time by changing your cookie settings. If you withdraw consent, we may stop reading or writing non-essential cookies going forward; previously set cookies may remain until they expire or you delete them.

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Some browsers send Do Not Track signals. Because there is no single industry standard for responding to them, we primarily rely on the choices you make through our cookie settings and any opt-out mechanisms we provide.

If you are a California resident, state privacy law provides rights that may include the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, where sharing can include cross-context behavioral advertising. If our use of third-party tags is considered sale or sharing under California law, you can use our cookie settings and any Do Not Sell or Share control we present to opt out.

If we use Google tags for analytics or advertising, Google may require that we pass consent choices for users in the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland, for example through Google Consent Mode including Consent Mode version two. Google has also stated that for certain publisher ad products in the EEA and UK, a Google-certified consent management platform integrating the IAB Europe TCF is required for serving personalized ads.

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