Cookie Policy

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When you visit swiqbrokerae.com, small text files may be saved in your browser or on your device. That is what a cookie is: a short piece of data that helps a site remember something between one page view and the next, or between one visit and another. Some cookies are deleted when you close the tab; others stay for a set period.

This site is an independent editorial resource that reviews the broker Swissquote for readers in the United Arab Emirates. We are not that broker, we are not affiliated with it, and we do not offer financial services, accounts, deposits or advice. The cookies described here belong to this review site and to the services that help it run; they are not trading cookies and they do not move money or open anything on your behalf.

You do not have to accept optional cookies to read what we publish. You can block or delete them at any time, and the pages will still load. The only exceptions are the cookies that are needed for the site to work at all, which are explained in the next section.

Which cookies are strictly necessary?

Strictly necessary cookies keep the site functioning. They remember your privacy choices, keep a page session stable while you move between articles, and help protect forms and requests against misuse. Without them, parts of the site can break or forget decisions you have already made.

These cookies are set because the site cannot operate without them, so they are not tied to your consent in the way optional cookies are. They do not build a profile of you for advertising and they are not shared for marketing.

Where a necessary cookie is provided by a technical service that hosts or secures the site, it is still limited to that job: keeping the page available and safe to use.

What about cookies set by other companies?

Some pages may include content or tools that come from outside swiqbrokerae.com - for example a video player, a social sharing button, or a font delivered from another service. Those providers can set their own cookies when their content loads, and they control what those cookies do.

We do not name those providers here because the set can change, and because we do not want to suggest a partnership or endorsement that does not exist. What matters for you is that third-party cookies are governed by the privacy and cookie notices of the company that sets them, not by this page.

If you prefer to avoid them, you can block third-party cookies in your browser settings. Some embedded content may then fail to display, but the editorial text on this site will remain readable.

Does the site measure how you read it?

We use measurement and analytics cookies to understand which articles are opened, how far readers scroll, and which pages load slowly or fail. This helps the editorial team decide what to review next and where the site needs technical work. The information is looked at in aggregate - counts and patterns - rather than as a personal file about you.

Analytics cookies are optional. They are placed only where the law and your choices allow it, and you can refuse them without losing access to any article. If you refuse, we simply receive less information about how the site is used.

We do not use these cookies to sell you anything, to follow you across other websites for advertising, or to make decisions about your money. This site publishes reviews; it does not execute orders, hold funds or manage accounts.

How do you control cookies, and how will changes to this list reach you?

You are in charge of your browser. Every major browser lets you view stored cookies, delete them, block them by site, and block third-party cookies entirely; the help pages of your browser explain where those controls sit. Private or incognito windows usually discard cookies when you close them. If you have already accepted optional cookies here, clearing them and reloading the page will bring the choice back.

When the cookies used on this site change - for example because a tool is added or removed - this page is updated and the new version is published here with a revised date. That publication is how the change is announced; there is no separate mailing. We suggest checking this page if you notice new embedded content on an article.

If something on this page is unclear, or you want to ask how a particular cookie is used, use the contact form on this site. We will answer in plain terms and point you to the relevant section above.

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