COOKIE POLICY
Digital Capital Ltd
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This Cookie Policy explains how Digital Capital Ltd (“we”, “us”, “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our Website.
1.2 This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Notice.
1.3 Digital Capital Ltd is incorporated in England and Wales (Company No. 10222334) and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 900710).
2. PURPOSE OF THIS POLICY
2.1 This Cookie Policy aims to:
provide clear and comprehensive information about cookies
explain how and why cookies are used
explain your rights and choices
ensure compliance with applicable laws
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
3.1 The use of cookies is governed by:
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)
3.2 Under these laws:
consent is required for non-essential cookies
only strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent
consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous
4. WHAT ARE COOKIES
4.1 Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website.
4.2 Cookies may:
enable functionality
recognise users
track activity
5. TYPES OF TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES
5.1 In addition to cookies, we may use:
pixels
local storage
similar technologies
5.2 These are treated in the same way as cookies for regulatory purposes.
6. HOW COOKIES ARE USED
We use cookies to:
operate and secure the Website
improve functionality
analyse performance
support fraud prevention
enhance user experience
7. COOKIE CLASSIFICATION
Cookies are categorised as follows:
7.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for:
Website operation
security
core functionality
These cookies do not require consent.
7.2 Performance / Analytics Cookies
These cookies:
analyse how users interact with the Website
help improve performance
These require consent.
7.3 Functional Cookies
These cookies:
remember user preferences
enhance usability
These require consent.
7.4 Marketing / Targeting Cookies
These cookies:
track behaviour
support advertising
These require consent.
8. FIRST-PARTY VS THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
8.1 First-party cookies are set by Digital Capital.
8.2 Third-party cookies are set by:
analytics providers
service providers
advertising partners
9. COOKIE LIFESPAN
Cookies may be:
session cookies (deleted when browser closes)
persistent cookies (stored for a defined period)
10. CONSENT PRINCIPLES
10.1 Non-essential cookies:
are not set without consent
require an active user action
10.2 Consent must be:
explicit
informed
revocable
11. CONSENT MECHANISM
11.1 Users are presented with a cookie banner.
11.2 Users can:
accept cookies
reject cookies
customise preferences
12. REJECTION OF COOKIES
12.1 Rejecting cookies must be:
as easy as accepting them
13. WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT
13.1 Users may withdraw consent at any time.
13.2 This may be done via:
cookie settings
browser controls
14. RECORD OF CONSENT
14.1 We may record:
consent decisions
timestamps
15. CHANGES TO COOKIES
15.1 We may update cookies from time to time.
15.2 Changes will be reflected in this Policy.
16. CONTACT
16.1 For questions, contact:
info@digi-capital.co.uk
17. OVERVIEW
17.1 This section provides detailed information about the cookies and similar technologies used on our Website.
17.2 Each cookie is described by:
name
purpose
provider
duration
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This Cookie Policy explains how Digital Capital Ltd (“we”, “us”, “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our Website.
1.2 This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Notice.
1.3 Digital Capital Ltd is incorporated in England and Wales (Company No. 10222334) and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 900710).
2. PURPOSE OF THIS POLICY
2.1 This Cookie Policy aims to:
provide clear and comprehensive information about cookies
explain how and why cookies are used
explain your rights and choices
ensure compliance with applicable laws
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
3.1 The use of cookies is governed by:
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)
3.2 Under these laws:
consent is required for non-essential cookies
only strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent
consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous
4. WHAT ARE COOKIES
4.1 Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website.
4.2 Cookies may:
enable functionality
recognise users
track activity
5. TYPES OF TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES
5.1 In addition to cookies, we may use:
pixels
local storage
similar technologies
5.2 These are treated in the same way as cookies for regulatory purposes.
6. HOW COOKIES ARE USED
We use cookies to:
operate and secure the Website
improve functionality
analyse performance
support fraud prevention
enhance user experience
7. COOKIE CLASSIFICATION
Cookies are categorised as follows:
7.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for:
Website operation
security
core functionality
These cookies do not require consent.
7.2 Performance / Analytics Cookies
These cookies:
analyse how users interact with the Website
help improve performance
These require consent.
7.3 Functional Cookies
These cookies:
remember user preferences
enhance usability
These require consent.
7.4 Marketing / Targeting Cookies
These cookies:
track behaviour
support advertising
These require consent.
8. FIRST-PARTY VS THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
8.1 First-party cookies are set by Digital Capital.
8.2 Third-party cookies are set by:
analytics providers
service providers
advertising partners
9. COOKIE LIFESPAN
Cookies may be:
session cookies (deleted when browser closes)
persistent cookies (stored for a defined period)
10. CONSENT PRINCIPLES
10.1 Non-essential cookies:
are not set without consent
require an active user action
10.2 Consent must be:
explicit
informed
revocable
11. CONSENT MECHANISM
11.1 Users are presented with a cookie banner.
11.2 Users can:
accept cookies
reject cookies
customise preferences
12. REJECTION OF COOKIES
12.1 Rejecting cookies must be:
as easy as accepting them
13. WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT
13.1 Users may withdraw consent at any time.
13.2 This may be done via:
cookie settings
browser controls
14. RECORD OF CONSENT
14.1 We may record:
consent decisions
timestamps
15. CHANGES TO COOKIES
15.1 We may update cookies from time to time.
15.2 Changes will be reflected in this Policy.
16. CONTACT
16.1 For questions, contact:
info@digi-capital.co.uk
17. OVERVIEW
17.1 This section provides detailed information about the cookies and similar technologies used on our Website.
17.2 Each cookie is described by:
name
purpose
provider
duration
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This Cookie Policy explains how Digital Capital Ltd (“we”, “us”, “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our Website.
1.2 This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Notice.
1.3 Digital Capital Ltd is incorporated in England and Wales (Company No. 10222334) and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 900710).
2. PURPOSE OF THIS POLICY
2.1 This Cookie Policy aims to:
provide clear and comprehensive information about cookies
explain how and why cookies are used
explain your rights and choices
ensure compliance with applicable laws
3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
3.1 The use of cookies is governed by:
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)
3.2 Under these laws:
consent is required for non-essential cookies
only strictly necessary cookies may be used without consent
consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous
4. WHAT ARE COOKIES
4.1 Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website.
4.2 Cookies may:
enable functionality
recognise users
track activity
5. TYPES OF TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES
5.1 In addition to cookies, we may use:
pixels
local storage
similar technologies
5.2 These are treated in the same way as cookies for regulatory purposes.
6. HOW COOKIES ARE USED
We use cookies to:
operate and secure the Website
improve functionality
analyse performance
support fraud prevention
enhance user experience
7. COOKIE CLASSIFICATION
Cookies are categorised as follows:
7.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for:
Website operation
security
core functionality
These cookies do not require consent.
7.2 Performance / Analytics Cookies
These cookies:
analyse how users interact with the Website
help improve performance
These require consent.
7.3 Functional Cookies
These cookies:
remember user preferences
enhance usability
These require consent.
7.4 Marketing / Targeting Cookies
These cookies:
track behaviour
support advertising
These require consent.
8. FIRST-PARTY VS THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
8.1 First-party cookies are set by Digital Capital.
8.2 Third-party cookies are set by:
analytics providers
service providers
advertising partners
9. COOKIE LIFESPAN
Cookies may be:
session cookies (deleted when browser closes)
persistent cookies (stored for a defined period)
10. CONSENT PRINCIPLES
10.1 Non-essential cookies:
are not set without consent
require an active user action
10.2 Consent must be:
explicit
informed
revocable
11. CONSENT MECHANISM
11.1 Users are presented with a cookie banner.
11.2 Users can:
accept cookies
reject cookies
customise preferences
12. REJECTION OF COOKIES
12.1 Rejecting cookies must be:
as easy as accepting them
13. WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT
13.1 Users may withdraw consent at any time.
13.2 This may be done via:
cookie settings
browser controls
14. RECORD OF CONSENT
14.1 We may record:
consent decisions
timestamps
15. CHANGES TO COOKIES
15.1 We may update cookies from time to time.
15.2 Changes will be reflected in this Policy.
16. CONTACT
16.1 For questions, contact:
info@digi-capital.co.uk
17. OVERVIEW
17.1 This section provides detailed information about the cookies and similar technologies used on our Website.
17.2 Each cookie is described by:
name
purpose
provider
duration
18. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
These cookies are essential for the operation of the Website and do not require consent.
18. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
These cookies are essential for the operation of the Website and do not require consent.
18. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
These cookies are essential for the operation of the Website and do not require consent.
Cookie Name
Purpose
Provider
Duration
session_id
Maintains user session
Digital Capital
Session
auth_token
Supports authentication and security
Digital Capital
Session
security_cookie
Prevents fraud and misuse
Digital Capital
Session
load_balancer
Ensures system stability
Infrastructure provider
Session
19. PERFORMANCE / ANALYTICS COOKIES
These cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.
19. PERFORMANCE / ANALYTICS COOKIES
These cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.
19. PERFORMANCE / ANALYTICS COOKIES
These cookies help us understand how users interact with the Website.
Cookie Name
Purpose
Provider
Duration
analytics_id
Tracks user interaction
Analytics provider
12 months
session_analytics
Tracks session behaviour
Analytics provider
Session
page_view
Tracks page visits
Analytics provider
6 months
performance_metric
Measures site performance
Analytics provider
12 months
20. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
These cookies enhance usability and user experience.
20. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
These cookies enhance usability and user experience.
20. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
These cookies enhance usability and user experience.
Cookie Name
Purpose
Provider
Duration
preferences
Stores user preferences
Digital Capital
12 months
language
Stores language settings
Digital Capital
12 months
ui_settings
Customises interface
Digital Capital
6 months
21. MARKETING / TARGETING COOKIES
These cookies are used for marketing and tracking behaviour.
21. MARKETING / TARGETING COOKIES
These cookies are used for marketing and tracking behaviour.
21. MARKETING / TARGETING COOKIES
These cookies are used for marketing and tracking behaviour.
Cookie Name
Purpose
Provider
Duration
marketing_id
Tracks user activity across sessions
Marketing provider
12 months
ad_tracking
Supports targeted advertising
Marketing provider
6 months
campaign_cookie
Tracks campaign performance
Marketing provider
3 months
22. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
22.1 Some cookies are set by third parties.
22.2 These may include:
· analytics providers
· payment-related tools
· embedded services
23. THIRD-PARTY RESPONSIBILITY
23.1 Third parties may process data independently.
23.2 Their own privacy policies apply.
24. COOKIE CHANGES
24.1 Cookies may change over time.
24.2 This table will be updated accordingly.
25. ACCURACY OF COOKIE INFORMATION
25.1 We aim to keep this information accurate.
25.2 However, actual cookies may vary based on:
· device
· configuration
· user interaction
26. MANAGING COOKIES
26.1 You can control how cookies are used through:
· our cookie preference tool
· your browser settings
26.2 You may choose to:
· accept all cookies
· reject non-essential cookies
· customise your preferences
27. COOKIE PREFERENCE TOOL
27.1 Our Website provides a cookie management tool.
27.2 This tool allows you to:
· view cookie categories
· enable or disable non-essential cookies
· change your preferences at any time
28. WITHDRAWING CONSENT
28.1 You may withdraw consent at any time.
28.2 Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
29. EFFECT OF DISABLING COOKIES
29.1 If you disable cookies:
· some features may not function
· user experience may be affected
29.2 Strictly necessary cookies will still operate.
30. BROWSER CONTROLS
30.1 You can manage cookies through your browser.
30.2 Common browser controls include:
· blocking cookies
· deleting cookies
· setting preferences
31. DEVICE SETTINGS
31.1 Some devices allow control of tracking technologies through system settings.
32. THIRD-PARTY CONTROLS
32.1 Third-party providers may offer their own cookie controls.
32.2 You should refer to their policies for more information.
33. DATA PROTECTION RIGHTS
33.1 Where cookies involve personal data, you have rights under data protection law.
33.2 These include:
· access
· rectification
· erasure
· restriction
34. COOKIE CONSENT RECORDS
34.1 We may retain records of:
· consent preferences
· timestamps
· user choices
34.2 This is to demonstrate compliance.
35. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
35.1 We may update this Cookie Policy.
35.2 Updates may reflect:
· changes in cookies
· regulatory updates
· operational changes
36. VERSION CONTROL
36.1 The latest version of this Policy will always be available on the Website.
37. LEGAL DISCLAIMER
37.1 While we aim to provide accurate information, we do not guarantee:
· completeness
· accuracy at all times
38. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
38.1 To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for:
· issues arising from third-party cookies
· user configuration of browser settings
39. CONTACT AND ENQUIRIES
39.1 For questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies, contact:
Digital Capital Ltd
Email: info@digi-capital.co.uk
40. FINAL PROVISION
40.1 This Cookie Policy forms part of the Website legal framework.
22. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
22.1 Some cookies are set by third parties.
22.2 These may include:
· analytics providers
· payment-related tools
· embedded services
23. THIRD-PARTY RESPONSIBILITY
23.1 Third parties may process data independently.
23.2 Their own privacy policies apply.
24. COOKIE CHANGES
24.1 Cookies may change over time.
24.2 This table will be updated accordingly.
25. ACCURACY OF COOKIE INFORMATION
25.1 We aim to keep this information accurate.
25.2 However, actual cookies may vary based on:
· device
· configuration
· user interaction
26. MANAGING COOKIES
26.1 You can control how cookies are used through:
· our cookie preference tool
· your browser settings
26.2 You may choose to:
· accept all cookies
· reject non-essential cookies
· customise your preferences
27. COOKIE PREFERENCE TOOL
27.1 Our Website provides a cookie management tool.
27.2 This tool allows you to:
· view cookie categories
· enable or disable non-essential cookies
· change your preferences at any time
28. WITHDRAWING CONSENT
28.1 You may withdraw consent at any time.
28.2 Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
29. EFFECT OF DISABLING COOKIES
29.1 If you disable cookies:
· some features may not function
· user experience may be affected
29.2 Strictly necessary cookies will still operate.
30. BROWSER CONTROLS
30.1 You can manage cookies through your browser.
30.2 Common browser controls include:
· blocking cookies
· deleting cookies
· setting preferences
31. DEVICE SETTINGS
31.1 Some devices allow control of tracking technologies through system settings.
32. THIRD-PARTY CONTROLS
32.1 Third-party providers may offer their own cookie controls.
32.2 You should refer to their policies for more information.
33. DATA PROTECTION RIGHTS
33.1 Where cookies involve personal data, you have rights under data protection law.
33.2 These include:
· access
· rectification
· erasure
· restriction
34. COOKIE CONSENT RECORDS
34.1 We may retain records of:
· consent preferences
· timestamps
· user choices
34.2 This is to demonstrate compliance.
35. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
35.1 We may update this Cookie Policy.
35.2 Updates may reflect:
· changes in cookies
· regulatory updates
· operational changes
36. VERSION CONTROL
36.1 The latest version of this Policy will always be available on the Website.
37. LEGAL DISCLAIMER
37.1 While we aim to provide accurate information, we do not guarantee:
· completeness
· accuracy at all times
38. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
38.1 To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for:
· issues arising from third-party cookies
· user configuration of browser settings
39. CONTACT AND ENQUIRIES
39.1 For questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies, contact:
Digital Capital Ltd
Email: info@digi-capital.co.uk
40. FINAL PROVISION
40.1 This Cookie Policy forms part of the Website legal framework.
22. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
22.1 Some cookies are set by third parties.
22.2 These may include:
· analytics providers
· payment-related tools
· embedded services
23. THIRD-PARTY RESPONSIBILITY
23.1 Third parties may process data independently.
23.2 Their own privacy policies apply.
24. COOKIE CHANGES
24.1 Cookies may change over time.
24.2 This table will be updated accordingly.
25. ACCURACY OF COOKIE INFORMATION
25.1 We aim to keep this information accurate.
25.2 However, actual cookies may vary based on:
· device
· configuration
· user interaction
26. MANAGING COOKIES
26.1 You can control how cookies are used through:
· our cookie preference tool
· your browser settings
26.2 You may choose to:
· accept all cookies
· reject non-essential cookies
· customise your preferences
27. COOKIE PREFERENCE TOOL
27.1 Our Website provides a cookie management tool.
27.2 This tool allows you to:
· view cookie categories
· enable or disable non-essential cookies
· change your preferences at any time
28. WITHDRAWING CONSENT
28.1 You may withdraw consent at any time.
28.2 Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
29. EFFECT OF DISABLING COOKIES
29.1 If you disable cookies:
· some features may not function
· user experience may be affected
29.2 Strictly necessary cookies will still operate.
30. BROWSER CONTROLS
30.1 You can manage cookies through your browser.
30.2 Common browser controls include:
· blocking cookies
· deleting cookies
· setting preferences
31. DEVICE SETTINGS
31.1 Some devices allow control of tracking technologies through system settings.
32. THIRD-PARTY CONTROLS
32.1 Third-party providers may offer their own cookie controls.
32.2 You should refer to their policies for more information.
33. DATA PROTECTION RIGHTS
33.1 Where cookies involve personal data, you have rights under data protection law.
33.2 These include:
· access
· rectification
· erasure
· restriction
34. COOKIE CONSENT RECORDS
34.1 We may retain records of:
· consent preferences
· timestamps
· user choices
34.2 This is to demonstrate compliance.
35. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY
35.1 We may update this Cookie Policy.
35.2 Updates may reflect:
· changes in cookies
· regulatory updates
· operational changes
36. VERSION CONTROL
36.1 The latest version of this Policy will always be available on the Website.
37. LEGAL DISCLAIMER
37.1 While we aim to provide accurate information, we do not guarantee:
· completeness
· accuracy at all times
38. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
38.1 To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for:
· issues arising from third-party cookies
· user configuration of browser settings
39. CONTACT AND ENQUIRIES
39.1 For questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies, contact:
Digital Capital Ltd
Email: info@digi-capital.co.uk
40. FINAL PROVISION
40.1 This Cookie Policy forms part of the Website legal framework.