This document explains the use of cookies and similar technologies on the platform operated by Winsly. It applies to any technology that stores information on your device, including local storage, session storage, and pixels embedded in pages. These mechanisms function alongside traditional cookies to remember your settings, verify your identity, and track session activity.

Our responsibility extends to all first-party technologies deployed directly on our website. When you visit the site, we determine what is essential to keep you logged in and what serves marketing purposes. This distinction matters because our obligations differ depending on whether the technology is required for the site to function or for promotional tracking.

This policy works in conjunction with our privacy policy, which describes how personal data is processed once collected. While the privacy policy covers the broader lifecycle of information, this page focuses specifically on the technical mechanisms used to store data on your computer or phone. We recommend reading both documents to fully understand your rights.

The term similar technologies encompasses any method that allows us to persist information, not just HTTP cookies. Software development kits and tracking pixels often behave like cookies by leaving a trace on your browser. We manage all of these through a single consent interface to ensure clarity and compliance with local regulations.

Third-party cookies on our platform are set by external providers rather than by Winsly itself. These include analytics services, payment processors, and affiliate tracking partners that operate independently. When a third party sets a cookie, they determine the specific purpose and duration of that data collection entirely. Our control over these technologies is limited to the initial connection we establish on your device. Once the request is made, the external service follows its own governance framework for processing information. Their privacy notices dictate how they collect, store, and share the information they receive from your visit. For example, if you use a specific payment method listed on our payment page, the processor may place a token on your device. This is standard practice for verifying transactions and preventing fraud across the payment industry. We do not access the data stored within those third-party tokens as they remain under their direct control. Affiliate partners also utilize tracking technologies to credit referrals accurately for marketing attribution purposes. If you arrive at the site through a link, they need to know the source to attribute the visit correctly. Their use of this data is governed by their own terms of service rather than ours.

Cookies generally fall into two categories regarding their lifespan on your device. Session cookies exist only while the browser window remains open and active. They are deleted automatically the moment you close the browser or navigate away from the site. This temporary nature protects your privacy by not leaving traces after your work is done. Persistent cookies remain stored on your device for a specific period or until you delete them manually. These are used to remember your login status or your consent choices for future visits. The exact duration depends on the specific purpose and the settings of the provider. Strictly necessary technologies are often session-based to ensure they expire when your work is done. However, preference cookies may last for months to save your language and currency settings. We do not keep these for longer than necessary to achieve their specific function. The record of your consent decision is itself stored as a persistent cookie for retention purposes. This ensures that we know which preferences you selected so that we do not show the banner again. If you clear your browser cache, this record will be lost and the banner will reappear on your next visit.

We may update this policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology or law. Any significant changes will be communicated to users through the consent banner or an email notification. Continued use of the site after an update implies acceptance of the new terms. This ensures that we can adapt to regulatory changes without interrupting your service. When a new category of technology is introduced, we will describe it specifically in the policy. We will also update the consent banner to explain what this new technology does. You will then have the opportunity to grant or withhold consent for it. The privacy policy and this cookie policy are updated in tandem to ensure consistency. Changes to how we handle data are described in the privacy policy, while the mechanisms are detailed here. We encourage you to review both documents periodically to stay informed. Regular reviews help you understand how your data is used and what rights you have. We believe in transparency so you can make informed decisions about your privacy.

You can manage cookies directly through your web browser settings without using our tool. Most browsers allow you to block all cookies or to block third-party cookies specifically. This gives you a layer of control independent of our consent tool. However, this method does not allow for granular control over individual categories. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will prevent the site from functioning correctly. You will not be able to sign in, deposit funds, or keep your session active. We strongly advise against disabling the core technologies required for operation. Disabling all cookies may improve your privacy but will degrade the user experience significantly. You may find that games fail to load or that your cart is reset on refresh. It is better to manage permissions via the consent tool than to block everything globally. If you encounter issues with your browser settings or need assistance, please contact us. Our team is available to answer questions regarding technical configurations. You can find contact details on the contacts page for further support.