Privacy & cookies
Who we are and how to contact us
FXBrokers publishes this website. This notice describes information handled through the publication and its enquiry form. Use the contact page and select Privacy enquiry to ask a question, exercise a privacy right or raise a concern. Any separately displayed publisher details identify the operator of this publication; WordPress account names and private notification addresses are not published as contact details.
Information you send us
The enquiry form asks for an email address, enquiry type and message. Your name and a supporting link are optional. A report made from a publication page also identifies that page. We use the information to handle your enquiry, assess evidence, investigate reported problems and reply where appropriate. Without a valid email address, the form cannot accept a submission. Do not send passwords, identity documents or sensitive account or payment details.
Why we use the information
We handle correspondence and limited security information for our legitimate interests in operating the publication, answering enquiries, maintaining accurate reporting and preventing abuse. We limit what we collect and consider the effect on the people concerned. Information may also be needed to comply with a legal obligation or to establish, exercise or defend a legal claim. Sending an enquiry does not subscribe you to marketing.
Information in our reporting
Articles and profiles may identify people in their professional roles using public filings, official statements and other attributed sources. We use relevant information to report on the brokerage industry. Contact us if you believe published personal information is inaccurate, unnecessary or otherwise raises a privacy concern. We assess requests in light of the circumstances, applicable law and the public interest in reporting.
Where enquiries are held
Accepted enquiries are saved in a private website inbox accessible to site administrators. The publisher may also enable email notifications, which include the enquiry and the details you supplied. A website confirmation means the enquiry has been saved; it does not confirm email delivery. There is no automatic email reply, public comment or public sender list.
Service providers and technical information
Hosting, website security and email services process information needed to operate and protect their services. Technical logs may include network addresses, browser details and request times. Service providers and authorised technical administrators may have access to information needed for that work. Processing locations and separate service records depend on the providers used. You can ask us for details relevant to your enquiry.
How long information is kept
Enquiries in the website inbox are scheduled for deletion after 90 days. They may be deleted sooner when no longer needed or following an applicable privacy request. Email correspondence, evidence retained for an active correction or dispute, and service backups are separate from that inbox. We retain relevant correspondence only for as long as needed to handle the matter, maintain an appropriate record, meet legal obligations or deal with legal claims, taking account of whether the matter is still open and whether the information remains necessary.
Form security
The form uses temporary request identifiers, submission counters and a keyed fingerprint derived from a network address to prevent repeated or abusive submissions. Its security record does not store the raw network address or message contents. These temporary records expire within 24 hours and are cleared by scheduled maintenance. This does not mean that hosting or security-service logs contain no network addresses.
Cookies and similar technology
The enquiry form uses a first-party security cookie that expires after two hours. It helps protect the form and is not used by this contact feature for advertising or cross-site tracking. Blocking it prevents form submission. The publication also remembers a selected light or dark display preference in local browser storage. WordPress administration and separately installed services can use other cookies or storage. The publication plugin does not itself add advertising or analytics trackers; that statement is not a guarantee about other services on the website. Additional notices or consent choices, where provided, describe those services. Your browser can manage cookies and local storage.
Your rights
Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, you may request access to your personal information, correction, deletion or restriction of its use. Portability may also apply to qualifying information. We may need proportionate verification of your identity before acting, and legal exceptions may affect a request. Contact-form enquiries are included in the website's personal-data export and erasure process; separate email copies and service records may need separate handling.
Your right to object
You can object to processing based on legitimate interests by contacting us and explaining your circumstances. We will assess the objection under applicable data-protection law.
Questions and complaints
Select Privacy enquiry in the contact form to raise a concern. You may also complain to the data-protection authority relevant to you. In the United Kingdom, the Information Commissioner's Office explains how to complain at https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/.
External services and updates
Links to brokers, regulators and other sources lead to services with their own privacy notices. We update this notice when the publication's practices change.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is configured for this website to help us understand visits, pages viewed and how readers use the publication. Google may receive device, browser and interaction information and, depending on consent and configuration, use cookies or similar identifiers. Analytics retention and other controls are managed in the publisher’s Google Analytics settings. See how Google uses information from sites that use its services.
Google advertising
Google advertising services are configured for this website. When ads are served, Google and other third-party vendors may use advertising cookies to personalise ads using earlier visits to this website or other websites. Google and its partners may also use cookies or other identifiers to measure ads, limit repetition and detect invalid traffic. Personalisation depends on consent and service settings.
You can turn off Google personalised advertising through My Ad Center. Participating third-party vendors offer cookie-based advertising choices through AboutAds WebChoices; individual vendors may also offer choices on their own sites. Consult the consent message, where available, and any vendor links in Additional service details for this publication’s configured partners. See Google’s advertising information.