Cookies on ftmabrokerin.com
What this site stores in your browser, why it does so, and what you can do about it.
Costs at our featured brokerWhat is a cookie, and why does a review site use one?
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep. When you return to the site, or move between its pages, the browser sends that file back. It is not a program, it cannot run on your device, and it cannot read other files. Its only job is to help the site remember something.
This site is an independent editorial resource that reviews the broker FXTM for readers in India. It is not the broker, it is not affiliated with the broker, and it does not provide financial services, accounts, deposits or advice. The cookies used here support reading and navigation: keeping the page working, remembering display choices, and measuring in aggregate which reviews are opened. None of them open an account, place a trade, or move money.
When you first visit, a short notice tells you what is being set. You can accept the optional ones, refuse them, or change your mind later through your browser.
Which cookies are strictly necessary, and which are not?
Strictly necessary cookies are the ones that make the site function. They carry your cookie choice, keep a session stable while you move between pages, and protect forms from misuse. These are set on the basis of the site's legitimate interest in delivering a working page, and they cannot be switched off through the notice without breaking the site.
Optional cookies fall into two kinds. Preference cookies remember settings such as text size or dismissed panels. Analytics cookies count visits and page views in aggregate so the editors know which reviews are read. Optional cookies are only placed after you agree, and refusing them has no effect on what you can read.
How long does each kind last?
Strictly necessary cookies are mostly session cookies: they disappear when you close the browser. The cookie that records your consent choice is kept for up to twelve months so the notice does not reappear on every visit.
Preference cookies last up to six months. Analytics cookies are kept for up to thirteen months, after which they expire and must be set again. No cookie on this site is designed to persist beyond those periods, and none is shared for advertising purposes.
What happens if I refuse cookies?
Refusing optional cookies is a normal choice and the site respects it. You will still be able to read every review and page. What changes is that some conveniences disappear: display preferences reset on each visit, and the editors receive less aggregate information about which pages are used, which may slow improvements to the site.
If strictly necessary cookies are blocked at the browser level, parts of the site may not work. Forms may fail to submit, your consent choice may not be remembered, and pages may behave inconsistently. The content itself remains readable in most cases.
How do I control cookies, and how will I learn about changes?
Every major browser lets you view, delete and block cookies in its settings, usually under privacy or site data. You can also set the browser to warn you before a cookie is stored, and you can clear existing cookies at any time. Blocking all cookies may affect other sites as well as this one. For questions about this policy, use the contact form on this site.
This list may change as the site evolves. When it does, the updated version is published on this page with a new effective date at the top, and the change applies from that date. If a new kind of cookie is introduced, the notice will ask for your agreement before it is set. Readers are encouraged to check this page occasionally.
