1. How cookies work
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by a browser when a website is visited. They can help a site remember settings, maintain a session, measure performance and support security. Similar functions can also be provided by localStorage, sessionStorage and related browser technologies.
Some technologies are required for core website behaviour, while others are optional and should only be used in accordance with your preferences and applicable law.
2. Cookies set by us and by other providers
First-party technologies are set directly in connection with cashcage.com. Third-party technologies may be provided by suppliers that support functions such as analytics, security, communications, payments or marketing measurement.
The suppliers used by the verified CashCage operator may change over time. Where optional third-party technologies are introduced, they should be mapped to the appropriate consent category and described in the preference interface where required.
3. Temporary and longer-term cookies
Session technologies generally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent technologies can remain for a defined period so that preferences, security information or other permitted settings can be recognised on a later visit.
Retention periods should be proportionate to the purpose. Optional analytics or marketing identifiers should not be retained longer than necessary for the stated function.
4. Technologies required for the site to operate
Essential storage supports functions that are necessary for the website to work as expected. This can include age-confirmation state, security controls, cookie-preference records, accessibility choices and persistent bet-slip information.
Required technologies cannot be disabled through the optional-cookie controls because doing so may prevent core functions from operating. You can still remove them through your browser, but doing so may reset site state and cause prompts to appear again.
5. Preference and personalisation technologies
Preference technologies can remember choices such as interface settings, consent selections or other non-essential customisation. Where a preference is not required for core operation, it should follow the consent choice associated with that category.
Changing or clearing preferences can result in the website returning to its default configuration.
6. Performance measurement and analytics
Analytics technologies may be used to understand page views, navigation paths, performance, technical errors and general interaction patterns. The purpose is to identify problems and improve the design and operation of the website.
Analytics is treated as an optional category in the CashCage cookie controls. Where analytics is disabled, optional analytics tags should not be activated.
7. Security checks and fraud protection
Security technologies may help detect automated abuse, suspicious sign-in activity, account takeover, unusual traffic and other threats. Some security tools are essential because they protect the integrity of the service and customer accounts.
Security information may include device and browser characteristics, IP address, request timing and other technical signals. The Privacy Policy explains how this information may be handled.
8. Advertising, attribution and measurement
Marketing or attribution technologies may be used, where permitted, to understand whether promotional activity led to a website visit or other relevant interaction. These tools can also help limit repeated advertising or measure campaign performance.
Marketing is an optional category. If you decline optional cookies or disable marketing in Cookie settings, optional marketing technologies should remain inactive.
9. Browser storage and bet-slip information
CashCage uses local browser storage to preserve bet-slip selections across navigation and reloads. Stored information can include event identifiers, market names, selected outcomes, displayed decimal odds and entered stake values.
Browser storage is tied to the browser and device on which it was created. Clearing site data can remove saved selections, cookie preferences and age-confirmation state.
10. Managing cookie categories
On the first visit, the cookie banner provides controls to customise preferences, decline optional cookies or allow all categories. The preference panel separates Essential, Analytics and Marketing categories.
Essential storage remains enabled. Analytics and Marketing can be changed at any time through the Cookie settings link in the footer.
11. Controls available in your browser
Most browsers allow you to inspect, block or delete cookies and site storage. The exact controls differ by browser and version. Blocking all storage may cause sign-in, consent, security or bet-slip functions to stop working correctly.
Private-browsing modes can also change how long storage is retained and may remove local information when the private session is closed.
12. Settings on mobile devices
Mobile operating systems may provide additional controls for tracking, advertising identifiers, location permissions and background activity. These settings are controlled by the device provider and can operate separately from browser cookie preferences.
If you use cashcage.com through a mobile browser, both browser settings and device-level privacy settings may affect how optional technologies operate.
13. Global privacy signals and Do Not Track
Some browsers can send privacy preference signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. Legal requirements and industry support for these signals differ by jurisdiction and technology provider.
Where a recognised signal creates a legal obligation for the operator, CashCage should process that signal in accordance with the applicable requirement. The site’s own Cookie settings remain the primary mechanism for managing optional categories.
14. Information produced by cookie technologies
Cookie and storage technologies can generate information such as identifiers, consent state, page and event data, session timestamps, device characteristics, referral source and technical performance information.
How that information is used depends on the category and the relevant service provider. Personal information generated through these technologies is handled under the Privacy Policy.
15. Storage periods
Storage periods vary according to purpose. Required preference records may be retained long enough to remember the user’s choice, while session technologies may expire when the browser closes.
Optional technologies should use retention periods that are proportionate to the purpose and consistent with applicable law, supplier configuration and the CashCage retention framework.
16. Changes to technology suppliers
CashCage may add, remove or replace technology suppliers as the website evolves. A change in supplier can affect the identifiers used, storage duration or countries in which data is processed.
Where a material change affects optional tracking or privacy information, this policy and the relevant consent configuration should be updated accordingly.
17. Further privacy information
The Privacy Policy explains the broader handling of personal information, including account data, verification information, transaction data, security records and privacy rights.
Cookie preferences do not override processing that is required by law or necessary for essential security and service functions.
18. Updates to this policy
This Cookie Policy may be revised to reflect changes in technology, suppliers, legal requirements or website functionality. The current version and revision date will be published on cashcage.com.
Where required, a renewed consent prompt may be displayed after a material change to optional-cookie practices.
19. Cookie-related enquiries
Questions about cookies, browser storage or consent preferences can be sent to the privacy contact listed below.