1. GLOSSARY

1.1. All capitalised terms used in this Cookie Policy (the Policy) shall have the following meaning:

1.1.1. Applicable Law - means laws, rules, and regulations applicable to the Company and its activities, including but not limited to the Federal Act on Data Protection, Ordinance to the Federal Act on Data Protection, Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC) Guidance, and Federal Act on Telecommunications.

1.1.2. Company - means M Way AG, legal entity number: CHE­- 243.390.756, acting under the laws of Switzerland.

1.1.3. Client - means any legal or natural person who is a party to the Terms and Conditions and has either requested or is currently using the services provided by the Company.

1.1.4. Terms and Conditions - means the Terms and Conditions of the Company available at the Website.

1.1.5. Website - means the Company’s website, located here.

1.1.6. Website Visitors - means individuals who access and view pages on a Website using a web browser, including those who are the Clients of the Company.

1.2. Other terms shall have the meaning given to them in the body of this Policy.

1.3. The section headings are provided for convenience only and shall not influence the interpretation of this Policy. The words “include” and “including” shall be interpreted to mean “without limitation.” Any references to singular terms shall also apply to their plural forms and vice versa.

2. INTRODUCTION

2.1. Through this Policy, the Company informs the Website Visitors about the technologies used on the Website that help ensure the proper functioning of the Website or monitor and analyse the behaviour of Website Visitors during their browsing sessions. This Policy applies to all Website Visitors who access our Website. 

2.2. The Company encourages the Website Visitors to read this Policy carefully. By using our Website, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Cookie Policy. If you do not agree with any provisions in this Policy, you must immediately cease using the Website.

2.3. For non-essential cookies, we will also request your explicit consent before these cookies are stored on your device. You may manage or withdraw your consent at any time through the cookie settings on the Website.

2.4. We continuously improve the Website, and may develop or offer new features, functionalities, or services. If any new feature, functionality, or services materially change how we use cookies, we will notify you in advance. Unless stated otherwise, new features, functionalities, or additional services will be subject to this Policy.

2.5. If any discrepancies between this Policy and the Applicable Laws are identified, the legal acts must be followed until such discrepancies are properly eliminated. If you notice any discrepancies between this Policy and the Applicable Laws, please contact us immediately by email at compliance@fincryptou.com.

3. WHAT COOKIES ARE

3.1. A cookie is a small text file that a Website sends to the Website Visitor’s web browser when the Website Visitor visits the Website and stores it on the device that the Website Visitor is using. For this reason, the Website may "remember" the Website Visitor’s actions and options, such as registration name, language, font size, and other display options, for a certain period of time so that the Website Visitor does not have to re-enter them each time they visit the Website.

3.2. The Website uses first-party and/or third-party cookies. According to the function they perform, cookies are classified as:

3.2.1. Required cookies - necessary for the basic functioning of the Website.

3.2.2. Functional or technical cookies - help personalise the Website by remembering preferences. 

3.2.3. Statistical or analytical cookies - collect anonymous information to provide usage reports.

3.2.4. Marketing or advertising cookies - track users across websites to deliver targeted advertising.

3.3. Cookies are divided into session and persistent cookies according to their validity period.

3.4. In terms of the location of their creation, there are two types of cookies:

3.4.1. First-party or own cookies - created by the website that visitors are visiting.

3.4.2. Third-party cookies - created by external websites providing content, such as ads or social media integrations.

3.5. In addition to cookies, the Website may use other tracking technologies, including:

3.5.1. Digital fingerprinting: Creates a unique identifier for your device to help detect fraud or improve user experience.

3.5.2. Web beacons and tracking pixels: Small images or scripts used to monitor Website interactions and measure content or advertisement performance.

3.5.3. UXDT or ultrasonic tracking signals: Technologies that can interact with nearby devices or applications to measure engagement.

3.6. Some of these tracking technologies (e.g., digital fingerprinting, beacons) are treated as processing personal data under FADP and therefore require consent if they identify users.

4. HOW THE COMPANY USES COOKIES

4.1. The Company uses cookies so that:

4.1.1. The Website can recognise the Website Visitors and remember their settings and preferences;

4.1.2. By analysing the Website Visitors’ actions on the Website, the Company can constantly improve its performance.

4.2. The Company does not use cookies to personally identify the Website Visitors without their explicit consent. Required cookies are necessary for the functioning of the Website and may be set without prior consent.

5. WHAT COOKIES THE COMPANY USES

5.1. The Company uses the following cookies on the Website:

5.2. Cookies that are not strictly necessary for website functionality are only set after obtaining your explicit consent, in line with the Applicable Law and privacy principles.

6. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

6.1. The Company regularly uses The Company regularly uses third-party services (e.g., Google Analytics) to optimise user experience and analyse behaviour. Such services may set cookies or tracking technologies on the Website.

7. HOW TO MANAGE COOKIES

7.1. For the Website to function properly, the Website Visitors do not have to accept all the cookies used in the Website; however, doing so will make browsing easier for the Website Visitor.

7.2. The Website Visitor can block all the cookies but the necessary cookies; however, some features of this Website may not work as intended, and the Website Visitor may need to reset some options each time they visit the Website.

7.3. Most browsers should allow the Website Visitors to:

7.3.1. Check which cookies are stored and delete cookies one by one;

7.3.2. Block all third-party cookies;

7.3.3. Block cookies from specific websites;

7.3.4. Block all cookies on the website;

7.3.5. Delete all cookie preferences when closing the browser.

8. HOW TO DISABLE COOKIES

8.1. The Website Visitors can opt out of cookies by adjusting the cookie settings on the Website’s homepage. When the Website Visitor opens the page, an icon is seen in the bottom left corner with a "cookie" symbol in the center. By clicking on this icon, the Website Visitors will access the cookie settings and be able to disable all cookies except those that are strictly necessary. After making such changes, the “Save” button should be clicked at the bottom.

8.2. It is important to remember that the Website requires "required cookies" to function properly; it is not possible to disable these cookies.

9. FINAL PROVISIONS

9.1. This Policy may be translated into multiple languages for convenience; however, the language in which the Policy was read and/or approved by you shall prevail in case of any discrepancies or conflicts.

9.2. If any provision of this Policy is found to be invalid or unenforceable under the Applicable Law, such provision shall be deemed ineffective only to the extent necessary without affecting the enforceability of the remaining provisions.

9.3. The Company may amend this Policy from time to time, providing the Website Visitors with a notice as specified in the Terms and Conditions. The most relevant version of this Policy is always available on the Website.