Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small data files stored by a browser when you visit a website. Websites and service providers can also use local storage, pixels, web beacons, IP addresses and related technologies for similar purposes.

Cookies can be first-party, meaning they are associated with the site you are visiting, or third-party, meaning they are associated with another service integrated into the site.

Types of Cookies and Technologies We May Use

Strictly necessary and security technologies

These can support core site functions, security, fraud prevention, load balancing and protection against abuse. Blocking necessary technologies can affect site operation.

Preference technologies

These can remember settings or choices so the website can behave more consistently across visits.

Analytics and performance technologies

If analytics tools are enabled, they may collect information about page views, device or browser type, approximate location, referral source and site interactions so we can understand performance and improve content.

Advertising technologies

If advertising is enabled, advertising platforms and their partners may use cookies or similar technologies for ad serving, measurement, fraud prevention, frequency management and, where allowed and consented to, personalization.

Google AdSense and Google Advertising Cookies

We may use Google AdSense or related Google advertising products. When those services are active, Google and other advertising technology providers may place and read cookies on visitors’ browsers or use web beacons, IP addresses or other identifiers as a result of ad serving.

Google may use information from sites and apps that use its services according to its own policies. Google’s publisher rules require websites using its advertising services to disclose this type of data collection and technology use.

Advertising cookies can support personalized or non-personalized advertising depending on consent, location, account settings and product configuration.

Consent in the EEA, UK and Switzerland

Where required, users should be given appropriate disclosures and choices before certain cookies or local-storage technologies are used. Google requires publishers serving personalized ads to users in the EEA, UK and Switzerland to use a Google-certified consent management platform integrated with the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework.

A cookie policy is informational; it does not replace the consent banner or consent management platform itself.

How You Can Manage Cookies

You can often manage cookies through your browser settings. Browsers generally allow you to view, delete or block cookies. If a site consent control is available, you can use it to manage supported choices.

Blocking all cookies can affect website features. Deleting cookies may also reset preferences that were previously saved.

Advertising providers may offer additional tools for managing ad personalization or related preferences through their own services.

Do Not Send Sensitive Financial Data Through Cookies or Forms

Our calculators are designed for values such as transfer amount, fee and exchange rate. Do not enter passwords, card numbers, bank-login credentials or other confidential financial identifiers into ordinary calculator fields or contact messages.

Third-Party Services

Third-party embedded services, hosting, security tools, analytics platforms or advertisers may have their own cookies and privacy policies. Their practices are governed by their own terms and configuration.

Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this page when site technologies, advertising arrangements or legal requirements change. The date at the top shows when the current version was published.

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