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Cookie Policy

Shared Wealth Technology, a brand division of Shared Wealth International Ltd

Version 1.0.0 · Effective 3 August 2026

Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Shared Wealth International Limited, trading as Shared Wealth Technology, uses cookies and similar technologies on SWT Asset Management. It supplements our Privacy Notice.

Effective date: 3 August 2026
Version: 1.0.0

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device. We also use localStorage / similar browser storage — referred to collectively as “cookies” here.

2. Categories

  • Essential — sign-in, security (CSRF), consent recording. Always on.
  • Functional — UI preferences (e.g. theme) where used.
  • Analytics — usage measurement to improve the product (consent required).
  • Marketing — retargeting / engagement tracking if enabled (consent required; off by default).

3. Cookie declaration

NameProviderCategoryPurposeLifetime
__sessionSWT Asset ManagementEssentialAuthenticates a logged-in userSession / policy
CSRF / form security cookiesSWT Asset ManagementEssentialPrevents cross-site request forgerySession
swt_consentSWT Asset ManagementEssentialRemembers cookie preferences1 year
Theme preference (if set)SWT Asset ManagementFunctionalLight/dark preferencePersistent
_ga, _ga_*, _gidGoogle Analytics (if enabled)AnalyticsAnonymous usage measurementUp to 2 years

4. Managing preferences

Use the cookie banner, Manage cookie preferences in the footer, or browser settings. Disabling essential cookies will break sign-in.

We honour the Global Privacy Control (Sec-GPC: 1) signal by treating analytics and marketing as declined.

5. Consent records

Choices are stored in the swt_consent cookie and, for logged-in users, in our consent audit log with timestamp, policy version, and request metadata.

6. Changes

We update this policy when cookies or analytics providers change. The effective date identifies the live version.

This document is provided for transparency and compliance. It is not legal advice. Final reliance requires counsel sign-off.