Cookie policy

1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small file placed on your device (computer, tablet, phone) by the website you visit. In this policy, the term “cookie” also covers similar technologies, such as the browser's local storage (“localStorage”), used to read or store information on your device.

2. Our approach

The QUANTYX Terminal website and service, published by AMBER AND JASMINE LTD, use only cookies that are strictly necessary for their operation and security, or for the service you expressly request.

We do not use any advertising cookies, audience measurement (analytics) cookies or social media cookies. No data is collected for advertising tracking purposes.

In accordance with the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR) in the United Kingdom, Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC (the “ePrivacy Directive”) and Article 82 of the French Data Protection Act (loi « Informatique et Libertés »), these strictly necessary cookies are exempt from consent. This is why no consent banner is shown to you.

3. Cookies used

3.1 Session cookie

• Purpose: to keep you signed in to your account while you browse and to identify you securely after authentication.
• Set by: QUANTYX Terminal (first-party cookie).
• Duration: the duration of the session or [TO BE COMPLETED: maximum session duration, e.g. 30 days if a “stay signed in” option exists].

3.2 Security cookies

• Purpose: to protect the Service against attacks, in particular cross-site request forgery (“CSRF” protection), to secure the authentication steps (including two-factor authentication and sign-in via Google or Microsoft) and to prevent abuse.
• Set by: QUANTYX Terminal (first-party cookie).
• Duration: the duration of the session or of the relevant authentication step [TO BE COMPLETED: exact durations].

3.3 Language preference

• Purpose: to remember the display language you have chosen.
• Set by: QUANTYX Terminal (first-party cookie or local storage).
• Duration: [TO BE COMPLETED: e.g. 12 months].

3.4 Interface preferences

Certain display preferences you set (for example the layout of screens) may be stored in your browser's local storage, solely in order to restore the interface as you have configured it. [TO BE COMPLETED: delete if not used.]

4. Third-party services

When you choose to sign in with Google or Microsoft, or when paying through our payment provider [TO BE COMPLETED: name of the provider], you are redirected to those third parties' pages, which may set their own cookies, in particular for security and fraud prevention purposes, under their own policies. We invite you to read those policies.

5. How to manage cookies

You can configure your browser to block or delete cookies. However, blocking strictly necessary cookies prevents you from signing in to your account and stops the Service from working properly. For more information, see the guidance of the ICO (ico.org.uk) or the CNIL (cnil.fr).

6. Changes to this policy

If we decide in the future to use cookies that are not strictly necessary, in particular non-exempt analytics cookies, we will obtain your prior consent by means of a tool allowing you to accept or refuse just as easily, and we will update this policy.

7. Contact

For any question, write to us at [TO BE COMPLETED: e-mail address]. For more information on how your data is processed, please see our Privacy policy.