COOKIE POLICY

Cookie Policy

We respect your privacy and are committed to full transparency about the cookies that are enabled on our site and how you can easily manage these.

We use cookies on this website to personalise content and improve our services, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We process this information about use of our site with our analytics partners, who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to better our services. Match Securities does not store any identifiable personal information within cookies such as credit card or bank details.

You consent to our use of cookies if you continue to use our website. For more information read our updated Privacy Notice . To change your settings, click on the appropriate link below? below:

Your consent applies to the following domains: matchsecurities.com

Your current state: Allow all cookies (Necessary, Preferences, Statistics, Marketing).

Cookie declaration last updated on 08/06/2022 by Cookiebot

What are Cookies?

Cookies are tiny pieces of information stored as text files on your computer or device when you visit certain web pages. They are used by web developers to help users navigate their websites efficiently. Cookies do not harm your computer or device. They are not programmes, cannot execute code, deliver viruses or extract personal information from your computer.

If you have cookies enabled on your browser, a cookie will be stored on the device, on each subsequent page you visit, and sent back to the web server by the browser. Cookies are designed to hold a very small amount of data specific to a user and the website they are using.

Most sites on the internet use cookies in order to:

How we use Cookies

Match Securities does not store any identifiable personal information within cookies such as credit card or bank details.

We use three types of cookies on this site:

1. Functional Cookies are required for the smooth running of the website. If these are disabled you won’t be able to access key pages of the site.

2. Analytical and Performance Cookies collect anonymous information about how visitors use the site. They help us understand your preferences so we can offer you a better service.

3. Marketing Cookies collect information about your browsing habits in order to present you with more relevant content and adverts based on your browsing activity.

Functional Cookies

These are essential for the proper functioning of the website. They allow the website to remember choices you make while browsing the site such as your language preferences. They remember user choices and enable the personalisation of content. These cookies are anonymous and do not track browsing activity on other websites. If they are disabled you won’t be able to access key pages of the site.

Type of Cookie	Source of Cookie	Function
Referral ID	Match Securities	Identifies referral ID; allows website to determine if registering clients came from a referral.
Campaign	Match Securities	Allows website to determine if registering clients should be under a campaign.
IP Address	Match Securities	Identifies client’s IP Address; allows website to determine the location country.
Country	Match Securities	Identifies client’s location country; allows website to display the appropriate content to the client.
Country Code (2-ISO)	Match Securities	Identifies client’s location country code; allows website to display appropriate content to client.
Chatra Functional	Third Party	Used to support our Live Chat function. Random token assigned to each user. No personal data recorded.

Analytical and Performance Cookies

These cookies collect anonymous information about how visitors use the site. These cookies do not collect information that identifies you. All collected information is aggregated and as such completely anonymous. Their unique purpose is to help us understand user preferences and their interests so we can offer a better browsing experience.

Some of the systems we use to track web traffic and site usage are provided by third-party companies such as Google.

Type of Cookie	Source	Function
Google Analytics	Third Party	Registers unique ID used to generate statistical data on how visitors use website.

Marketing Cookies

The purpose of this type of cookie is to collect information about your browsing habits to provide advertising that is more relevant to you. The cookies remember which websites you have visited and are usually placed by third party companies with our permission. They serve to limit the number of times you see the same advertisement as well as to measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.

Type of Cookie	Source	Function
Google Analytics	Third Party	Used to send data to Google Analytics about visitor’s device and behaviour. Tracks visitor across devices and marketing channels.
Facebook Ads	Third Party	Used by Facebook to deliver series of advertisement products such as real-time bidding from third party advertisers.
Facebook Impression	Third Party	Used by Facebook to register impressions on pages with Facebook login in button.
Facebook Pixel	Third Party	Used by Facebook to see how many people take action on Facebook ads and which led to a conversion.
LinkedIn	Third Party	Used by Linkedin to track use of embedded services.
Twitter	Third Party	Used by Twitter to track use of embedded services.

Cookie Management

You can manage cookies by modifying your web browser settings on your computer or tablet. For mobile phones you might have to check your phone user guide.

Google Chrome

Click the menu icon in the browser’s toolbar
Select ‘Settings’
Click ‘Show advanced settings’
Choose ‘Privacy’ and then ‘Content settings’
To enable cookies, in the ‘Cookies’ section, tick ‘Allow local data to be set (recommended)’. This option enables both first and third-party cookies.
To allow only first-party cookies, enable ‘Block all third-party cookies without exception’
To disable cookies, select ‘Block sites from setting any data’

There are several levels of cookie activation in Chrome. To find out more, click here.

Mozilla Firefox

Click on the menu button at the top of the browser (or ‘Tools’ if using Windows XP)
Select ‘Options’
Click ‘Privacy’
Set ‘Firefox will’ to ‘Use custom settings for history’
Select ‘Accept cookies from sites’ and your preferred treatment of third-party cookies
To disable cookies, remove the check mark from ‘Accept cookies from sites’
Click ‘OK’ to close the window

There are several levels of cookie activation in Firefox. For more information, click here.

Opera

In the browser’s menu, select ‘Settings’
Under cookies, tick ‘Allow local data to be set (recommended)’
To disable cookies, select ‘Block sites from setting any data’
To stop only third-party cookies, select ‘Block third-party cookies and site data’

There are several levels of cookie activation in Opera. For more information, click here.

Safari

There are several levels of cookie activation in Safari. For more information, click here.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Versions 9-11

Select ‘Tools’ from the top of your browser
Choose ‘Internet Options’
Navigate to the ‘Privacy’ tab
Click ‘Advanced’. Here you can choose to ‘Accept’ ‘Block’ or ‘Prompt’ both first and third-party cookies
To disable cookies, tick ‘Block’

There are several levels of cookie activation in Internet Explorer. For more information, click here.

Microsoft Edge

There are several levels of cookie activation in Microsoft Edge. For more information, click here.

You can also visit independent information providers such as www.allaboutcookies.org. It is possible to simply block third-party cookies.

If you have any questions regarding our privacy policy or security measures, please email [email protected]