This Cookie Policy explains how Verity Forensic Trace (“Company”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses, or may use, cookies and similar technologies in connection with its website.
Verity Forensic Trace is an independent blockchain forensics and digital asset recovery consultancy registered in Liechtenstein.
Registered Address:
Bangarten 21, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Cookies and related technologies can support website functionality, security, user preferences and other purposes.
The specific technologies used depend on the website’s actual configuration.
This Policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small data files that websites may store on a visitor’s device through a web browser.
They can be used to recognise certain browser settings, maintain sessions, remember preferences or support other website functions.
Cookies may be stored for different periods and may be associated with the website operator or third-party services.
The use of cookies and similar technologies is subject to applicable privacy and electronic communications requirements.
3. TYPES OF COOKIES
Cookies may be classified according to their purpose, duration and origin.
3.1 Essential Cookies
Essential cookies support functions necessary for the operation of a website.
Examples may include:
Session management.
Security functionality.
Authentication.
Load balancing.
Consent preference storage.
These technologies may be necessary for requested website services.
3.2 Preference Cookies
Preference cookies may remember selected website settings.
Examples include:
Language preferences.
Display settings.
Accessibility preferences.
Other user-selected options.
3.3 Analytics Cookies
Analytics technologies may help website operators understand how visitors interact with their websites.
Examples may include:
Page visits.
Navigation patterns.
General usage statistics.
Performance measurements.
The use of analytics technologies depends on the website’s actual configuration and applicable consent requirements.
3.4 Marketing Cookies
Marketing technologies may be used by some websites to measure advertising activity or provide personalised content.
Marketing Technologies Used by Verity Forensic Trace: [To Be Confirmed]
No marketing technology should be described as active unless it is actually implemented.
4. FIRST-PARTY & THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
First-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are generally set by the website being visited.
They may support website functionality, security and user preferences.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies may be associated with external services integrated into a website.
Such services can include analytics providers, embedded content platforms or other technology providers.
The use of third-party cookies depends on the services actually implemented.
Third-Party Providers: [To Be Confirmed]
5. SESSION & PERSISTENT COOKIES
Session Cookies
Session cookies generally remain active during a browser session and may be deleted when the session ends.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain stored for a defined period or until they are removed.
Their duration depends on the relevant cookie’s configuration and purpose.
Actual Cookie Retention Periods: [To Be Confirmed]
6. SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES
In addition to cookies, websites may use related browser technologies.
These may include:
Local Storage
Browser-based storage that can retain information such as user preferences.
Session Storage
Temporary browser storage associated with a browsing session.
Pixels
Technologies that may record certain website interactions.
Embedded Third-Party Content
External components that may process technical information when loaded.
Other Browser Technologies
Additional technologies that may support website functionality or analytics.
The presence and use of these technologies must reflect the website’s actual implementation.
7. PURPOSES OF COOKIE USE
Depending on the website’s configuration, cookies and similar technologies may support:
Understanding general website usage where applicable.
Consent Management
Recording visitors’ privacy choices.
Cookies should not be used for undisclosed purposes.
8. COOKIE CONSENT
Where required by applicable law, visitors should be able to make an informed choice concerning non-essential cookies and similar technologies.
Consent should be obtained before activating technologies that require prior consent.
A cookie consent interface may provide options to:
Accept optional cookies.
Reject optional cookies.
Review cookie categories.
Save selected preferences.
Change or withdraw consent.
The availability of specific controls depends on the implemented consent-management system.
9. COOKIE PREFERENCES
Visitors should be able to review and manage relevant cookie preferences.
Where a consent-management interface is implemented, it may provide category-level controls.
Essential Cookies
Necessary for relevant website functions and generally not optional where strictly required.
Preference Cookies
May be enabled or disabled according to applicable requirements.
Analytics Cookies
May require prior consent depending on the technologies and applicable law.
Marketing Cookies
May require prior consent where such technologies are used.
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Cookie preferences are not implemented
This button only reveals this development notice. It does not save preferences or record consent.
No optional analytics or marketing trackers are configured in this local preview. Preference controls must be connected to an implemented consent-management system before they can manage consent.
This button must connect to the actual consent-management interface when implemented.
10. WITHDRAWING CONSENT
Where processing relies on consent, visitors should be able to withdraw that consent.
Withdrawal should be available through an appropriate website control or other disclosed mechanism.
Withdrawing consent should not affect the lawfulness of processing performed before withdrawal.
The website should apply updated preferences to relevant technologies.
11. BROWSER COOKIE CONTROLS
Most modern browsers provide settings that allow users to manage cookies.
Depending on the browser, users may be able to:
View stored cookies.
Delete cookies.
Block certain cookies.
Restrict third-party cookies.
Clear browsing data.
Disabling certain cookies may affect website functionality.
Browser settings are separate from any consent controls provided directly by the website.
12. COOKIE INVENTORY
The following table should identify the cookies and similar technologies actually used by the website.
Unverified cookie inventory — development placeholders