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Cookie Policy

This policy explains how Fundora Capital uses cookies and similar technologies on the website, borrower dashboard, partner dashboard, and related digital services.

1. What Cookies Are​

Cookies are small text files stored on a user's device when the user visits a website or web application. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, SDKs, and server-side identifiers.

2. Why We Use Cookies​

Fundora Capital may use cookies to:

  • keep a user authenticated and maintain a secure session;
  • remember interface settings and preferences;
  • protect accounts and prevent unauthorized access;
  • measure platform performance and stability;
  • analyze product usage and improve services;
  • support partner attribution and referral link analytics;
  • comply with legal, security, and operational requirements.

Strictly Necessary Cookies​

Required for authentication, security, routing, session management, and core platform functionality. The platform may not work correctly without them.

Functional Cookies​

Help remember user preferences, interface settings, selected language, and similar product choices.

Analytics Cookies​

Help understand how users interact with the platform, which pages are used, and where technical improvements are needed.

Partner and Attribution Cookies​

May be used to identify referral links, partner campaigns, and conversion stages connected to the partner program.

4. Managing Cookies​

Users can manage cookies through browser settings. Blocking some cookies may limit access to the cabinet, authentication, partner attribution, or other platform features.

5. Third-Party Technologies​

Fundora Capital may use third-party service providers for analytics, hosting, security, communication, and infrastructure. Such providers may use cookies or similar technologies according to their own policies and the agreements with Fundora Capital.

6. Changes to This Policy​

Fundora Capital may update this Cookie Policy. The current version is published in the documentation and applies from the date of publication unless stated otherwise.