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Browser storage

Cookie policy

How cookies and similar browser storage support sign-in, security, and customer preferences.

Last reviewed
31 July 2026
Applies to
The web portal in supported browsers
Format
Plain-language portal information

In brief

The portal relies on essential browser storage to keep sign-in secure and remember limited interface preferences. Blocking it can prevent core features from working.

Important context

A cookie is a small value stored by a browser. Similar technologies, such as local storage, can remember a setting on the same device without being sent with every request.

01

Essential storage

Secure sign-in

Short-lived authentication state helps the portal complete protected sign-in and return you to the intended page safely.

Customer session

Protected session storage keeps you signed in and supports secure renewal or sign-out. It is required for authenticated wallet information and instructions.

Security and continuity

Browser storage can help preserve request state, prevent accidental repeats, and maintain the expected security flow.

02

Preferences on this device

Interface choices

The portal may remember limited presentation choices, such as whether the desktop navigation is collapsed or the theme information needed to display the right brand.

Local-only state

Some settings can remain in the browser until you clear site data. They should not be treated as a secure place to store passwords, PINs, or payment information.

03

Optional measurement and advertising

Core use does not depend on advertising cookies

The customer portal does not require advertising cookies for its core account journeys.

Future optional technologies

If optional analytics, personalization, or advertising technologies are introduced, the responsible provider should describe them and provide any choices required by applicable law before they are used.

04

How to control browser storage

Browser settings

Most browsers let you view, block, or delete cookies and site data. The exact steps are available in your browser’s privacy or site-settings menu.

Effect of blocking

Blocking essential storage can stop sign-in, session renewal, security approval, or preference features from working correctly.

Clearing site data

Clearing portal data generally signs you out and removes preferences saved on that device. It does not delete the account or transaction records held by the service provider.

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How long storage remains

Session storage

Authentication storage expires, is renewed for security, or is cleared when the session is no longer valid. Signing out clears the local customer session.

Preference storage

Device preferences may remain until they are replaced or you clear site data. Exact durations can change when needed for security or service operation.

This page describes the customer portal. An identity provider or linked third-party service may use its own essential storage under its own notice.