Cookie Policy and Website Tracking Choices
This Cookie Policy explains how InvestWen may use cookies and similar technologies to operate the website, remember preferences, protect users and understand website performance.
Non-essential technologies may depend on consent, browser settings and applicable privacy requirements.
Security, forms, navigation and consent storage.
Remembering selected settings and choices.
Understanding site use and technical performance.
Consent tools and browser-level settings.
Purpose of This Cookie Policy
Explaining website technologies and available choices
This Cookie Policy describes categories of cookies and similar technologies that may be used on the InvestWen website.
It also explains why these technologies may be used, how long they may remain available and how users may manage certain choices through a consent interface or browser settings.
This document should be read together with the InvestWen Privacy Policy.
First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
Who places or controls the technology
First-party cookies are generally placed or read by the website domain a user is visiting.
Third-party cookies or technologies may be connected to an external provider that supports functionality such as security, analytics, embedded content, communication or payment processing.
Cookies Do Not Replace Website Security
Technology limitations and user responsibility
Cookies may support security functions, but users should still protect their devices, browsers and account credentials.
- Do not share passwords or authentication codes.
- Do not share private keys or recovery phrases.
- Use official InvestWen website routes.
- Review unexpected browser prompts carefully.
- Keep devices and browsers reasonably updated.
Types of Cookies That May Be Used
The exact technologies available may depend on website configuration, selected service providers, user choices and applicable legal requirements.
Necessary Cookies
These technologies support essential website functions and may operate without optional consent where permitted by applicable law.
- Website and network security
- Form and session functionality
- Consent-choice storage
- Load balancing and technical operation
- Fraud or misuse prevention
Preference Cookies
Preference technologies may remember choices so the website can provide a more consistent experience during later visits.
- Language or regional preferences
- Interface and accessibility choices
- Previously selected cookie settings
- Display or navigation preferences
- Form-related convenience settings
Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics technologies may help understand how visitors navigate the site, which sections are used and where technical improvements may be needed.
- Page and section usage
- Navigation and referral patterns
- Error and performance measurement
- Aggregated website statistics
- Content and usability improvement
Functional and Embedded Technologies
Some third-party functions may use technologies when external content, booking systems, payment tools or communication services are activated.
- Embedded forms or scheduling tools
- Video or external media functions
- Payment and transaction support
- Customer-support integrations
- Third-party security services
| Category | Typical purpose | Consent position | Potential impact if disabled |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, navigation, forms, consent records and core technical operation. | May operate without optional consent where legally permitted. | Parts of the website may not function correctly. |
| Preferences | Remembering language, interface or user-selected settings. | May depend on user choice and applicable law. | Preferences may need to be selected again. |
| Analytics | Measuring website use, technical performance and aggregated behavior. | May require consent in relevant jurisdictions. | Core pages should remain available, but measurement may be reduced. |
| Functional or embedded | Supporting external forms, media, booking, payment or communication services. | May depend on activation, user choice or contractual necessity. | The selected external feature may not load or operate. |
Security and Fraud Prevention
Protecting forms, sessions and website infrastructure
Security services may use cookies, identifiers, request information or similar technologies to detect suspicious traffic, protect forms and reduce unauthorized activity.
Consent Management
Remembering cookie choices
A consent-management system may store whether a user accepted, rejected or customized non-essential technologies.
This record helps avoid displaying the same preference request on every page visit.
Website Analytics
Understanding aggregated site activity
Analytics tools may collect information about visited pages, approximate session duration, navigation paths, device types and technical errors.
Where required, analytics should be activated only after the relevant user choice.
Forms and Booking Processes
Maintaining request or booking functionality
Form, scheduling or payment systems may use cookies or session identifiers to maintain progress, prevent duplicate submissions, verify security and process a requested interaction.
Embedded Third-Party Content
External media and functionality
External media or service content may place or access technologies when the content is loaded. The third-party provider may apply its own privacy and cookie practices.
How Long Cookies May Remain Available
The lifetime of a cookie depends on its purpose, configuration, provider and whether the user removes it before its scheduled expiration.
Session Cookies
Session cookies are generally temporary and may be removed when the browser session ends, although browser behavior can vary.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain until their configured expiration date, manual deletion or replacement by an updated cookie.
Browser Storage
Local or session storage may remain according to browser settings, website configuration and the specific storage mechanism used.
| Duration type | Typical behavior | Possible use | User control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session | Usually available during an active browsing session. | Form progression, navigation and temporary security functions. | May disappear when the browser session ends. |
| Short-term persistent | Remains for a defined period after a visit. | Consent choices, security checks or temporary preferences. | Can usually be removed through browser controls. |
| Longer-term persistent | Remains until a later expiration date or manual deletion. | Preference storage, analytics identifiers or service functionality. | May be managed through consent and browser settings. |
| Local storage | Stored within the browser rather than as a traditional cookie. | Interface settings, consent records or application state. | Can generally be cleared through browser site-data settings. |
How Users May Control Cookies and Similar Technologies
Available controls depend on the user’s browser, device, location and the consent tools configured on the website.
Cookie Management Options
Users may combine website-level and browser-level controls according to their preferences.
Accept, reject or customize non-essential categories where available.
Block, limit or delete cookies through browser privacy controls.
Clear stored cookies and local data for a specific website.
Use temporary browser sessions subject to browser behavior.
Use controls offered by an applicable third-party service.
Blocking Cookies May Affect Forms, Preferences or Embedded Features
Disabling all cookies can affect essential website functions. Rejecting non-essential categories should generally have a more limited effect.
Delete Existing Cookies
Remove previously stored site data
A browser may allow users to delete cookies for all websites or for a selected domain. Deleting cookies may also remove saved preferences or consent records.
Block Future Cookies
Prevent selected storage activity
Users may be able to block all cookies, third-party cookies or cookies from selected websites. Strong blocking settings may interfere with website functionality.
Clear Local Storage
Remove browser-based site data
Clearing cookies alone may not remove every form of browser storage. Users may need to clear website data or local storage separately.
Review Privacy Extensions Carefully
External software may alter website operation
Browser extensions may block scripts, cookies or external content. Users should review the extension’s own privacy practices and permissions.
External Services and Their Cookie Practices
When third-party services are used, their technologies may be governed by their own terms, retention periods and privacy documentation.
Hosting and Security Providers
These providers may process technical request information or use security identifiers to deliver and protect the website.
Analytics Providers
Analytics services may measure page visits, device categories, approximate usage patterns and website performance.
Booking and Payment Providers
Scheduling or payment providers may use session and security technologies to process a user-requested transaction.
Communication Providers
Form, email or support systems may use technologies to prevent abuse, process messages and maintain communication records.
Embedded Content Providers
External video, document or media providers may receive technical information when embedded content is loaded.
Consent Management Providers
A consent system may store a record of the categories a user accepted or rejected.
Do Not Track Signals
Browser signals are not applied uniformly
Some browsers transmit a Do Not Track or similar signal. There is no universally adopted technical standard governing how every website must interpret these signals.
Where applicable, InvestWen may rely on its displayed consent controls and relevant legal requirements.
Choices Are Browser and Device Specific
Settings may not transfer automatically
A choice stored on one browser or device may not automatically apply to another browser, device, private-browsing session or cleared browser profile.
Deleting Cookies Can Reset Choices
Consent records may be removed
Deleting website cookies may also delete the record of a previous cookie preference. The website may therefore ask the user to make a new choice.
Website Technologies May Change
Services and providers may be updated
Cookie names, purposes, providers and retention periods may change as the website is updated or third-party services are replaced.
Questions About Cookies and Website Preferences
Review how cookie choices may affect website functionality, consent records and external services.
Can I use the website without accepting analytics cookies?
Why do necessary cookies remain active?
What happens when I delete all site cookies?
Does blocking cookies prevent all tracking?
Can third-party content place cookies?
Where can I ask a question about cookie data?
Ask About a Cookie Category, Consent Choice or Website Technology
Use the InvestWen privacy contact route and provide non-sensitive information about the browser, device, page or technology connected to your question.
Use Cookie Controls Without Sharing Sensitive Account Information
Review the available consent interface, browser settings and InvestWen privacy documentation when managing website technologies.