Cookie Notice
Cookies and local device storage help Open Trader keep the app usable, secure, and familiar when you return.
Essential storage
Essential cookies, session storage, and local storage may be used to keep you signed in, remember security state, store language or interface preferences, preserve trading workspace layout, and support basic platform functions. Without essential storage, parts of the platform may not work correctly.
Preference storage
Preference storage may remember UI settings such as watchlists, columns, layout choices, accepted notices, drawing tool preferences, or other local app settings. These preferences improve usability and do not replace official platform records.
Analytics and diagnostics
If public-site analytics are enabled, Open Trader uses them only after consent to understand non-sensitive pages and funnels such as the homepage, blog, AI Algo, P2P Stacking, support, signup, and login. This may include consent-based public-site tags or pixels for aggregate marketing measurement. Analytics should not be used inside sensitive trading, wallet, manager, admin, KYC, deposit, withdrawal, or individual trade workflows, and should not be used to provide personal financial advice or suitability assessments.
Public-site analytics must not include names, emails, phone numbers, balances, trade symbols tied to users, deposit amounts, withdrawal addresses, KYC data, or client IDs. Ad personalization is disabled unless Open Trader deliberately adopts a separate remarketing policy later.
Your controls
You can clear cookies and local storage in your browser. Clearing storage may sign you out, reset preferences, remove local drafts, or require you to reconfigure parts of the interface.
Analytics cookies
Allow Open Trader to measure public-site visits and generic funnel events. This stays off for trading, wallet, manager, admin, KYC, deposit, withdrawal, and individual trade workflows.
Ad personalization remains disabled. Do not include names, emails, phone numbers, balances, trade details, deposits, withdrawal addresses, KYC data, or client IDs in analytics.