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Cookie Policy

Last updated: 20 September 2026

What we store in your browser, why, and how you control it

Cookie preferences

Always on

The platform does not work without them — session, security and payment.

Language, city and colour mode.

Aggregated statistics to improve pages.

Measuring campaign impact and showing relevant offers.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files your browser stores when you visit the site; they let us remember your preferences, run the service and measure its performance.


2. Why we use them

  • Keeping you signed in as you move between pages.
  • Remembering your language, reading direction and the colour mode you chose.
  • Saving your recent search filters and your preferred city.
  • Measuring which pages are used so they can be improved, in aggregated figures.
  • Measuring the impact of marketing campaigns for those who consented to them.

3. The types we use

  • Essential: no consent required, because the service does not work without them — session, security and fraud prevention.
  • Preference: they save your choices such as language and city.
  • Measurement: they count visits and performance in aggregated form.
  • Marketing: these run only with your explicit consent, which you may withdraw at any time.

4. Third-party cookies

Service providers we use — such as measurement tools, maps or the payment gateway — may set their own cookies under their own policies. We give them neither your contract data nor your escrow amounts.


5. How you control them

From "Cookie preferences" at the foot of the page or from this page, and you may accept the essential ones alone. You can also delete or block them from your browser settings.


6. The effect of disabling them

Disabling the essential ones prevents signing in and completing payment. Disabling the others does not prevent use, but you lose some conveniences, such as remembering your filters.


7. Updates to this policy

The list of cookies may change as our tools change, and the update is published here with its date.