Cashy Cookie Policy
How we use cookies to run our site, remember your preferences and keep your session secure.
This Cashy cookie policy explains, in plain terms, what cookies are, why our site places them on your device and how you can manage them. We want you to understand exactly what happens behind the scenes when you browse our pages, play a round or log into your account. Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your browser so it can recognise you on a later visit. They carry no personal identity on their own, but they do let a site remember choices you already made.
We rely on cookies for a handful of practical jobs rather than anything mysterious. Some keep you signed in as you move between pages so you are not asked to re-enter your details constantly. Others remember a display preference, such as language or layout, so the site behaves the way you left it. A smaller set helps us understand which pages are visited and which are not, purely to keep the experience running smoothly for everyone who visits.
What Kinds Of Cookies We Place
Not every cookie does the same job, so it helps to separate them into a few plain categories. Strictly necessary cookies keep the site functioning: they hold your session together while you browse, carry basic security tokens and make sure a page loads the way it should. Without these, core parts of the site simply would not work, so they cannot be switched off through a settings panel.
Preference cookies are the second group, and they are about comfort rather than function. They remember things like your chosen currency display or whether you dismissed a banner, so you are not asked the same question on every single visit. Analytics cookies form the third group; they give us a general sense of which pages are popular and where visitors run into friction, without identifying you personally in any meaningful way.
Session Cookies Versus Persistent Cookies
Session cookies exist only for the length of your visit and disappear the moment you close your browser tab. They are what keeps you logged in while you move from the lobby to a game and back again, and they are the reason you are not asked to re-enter your password every few minutes. Persistent cookies, by contrast, stay on your device for a set period after you leave, which is how a return visit can still recall a language setting or a display preference from the week before.
Managing Your Cookie Choices
Your browser is the main control point for cookies, and every major browser lets you view, block or delete them from its settings menu. You can choose to accept all cookies, reject the optional categories, or clear existing cookies entirely and start fresh on your next visit. Blocking strictly necessary cookies, however, is likely to stop certain parts of the site from working correctly, including staying signed in.
If you would rather manage cookies case by case, most browsers also let you set rules for individual sites, so our site can be treated differently from others you visit. We would also point you toward our own account tools if your concern is really about managing play rather than cookies themselves: our site supports self-exclusion and deposit limits for anyone who wants firmer control over their account, which sit apart from anything a browser setting can do.
Why This Matters For Your Account
Cookies are closely tied to the practical side of using an account with us, even though the policy itself is about data rather than money. Keeping a session alive with a cookie is what lets you check a balance, review recent activity or step away from a page mid-task without losing your place. That same mechanism supports the account checks we carry out, including the Cashy login process and the identity verification, or KYC, that protects both you and us.
None of this changes how deposits or withdrawals actually work, and cookies play no part in moving funds. For details on how money moves in and out of an account, our Cashy payment methods page covers that ground directly, separate from anything described here. This policy stays focused on what a cookie does and does not do, which is simpler than it sounds once the categories are laid out plainly.
Cookies On Mobile Browsers
Whether you reach us from a desktop browser or a phone, the same cookie mechanics apply underneath. A mobile browser stores and reads cookies the same way a desktop one does, so a session stays active and preferences carry over regardless of the screen you are using. The settings to clear or block cookies live in the same kind of menu on a phone browser, usually under privacy or site settings, just presented with a smaller layout.
Keeping This Policy Current
We review this cookie policy periodically so it keeps matching how our site actually behaves, rather than describing an older version of it. Cookie categories, browser standards and the tools available to manage them do shift over time, and we would rather keep this page accurate than leave it static. If you have questions this page does not answer, our team is reachable through live chat for a direct, human response.