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What these technologies are

Cookies are small values stored by your browser. Similar technologies include local storage and session identifiers. They can remember a signed-in session, protect a request, retain a preference, or help us understand whether a feature works.

This website and its cookies are operated by Fintter Technology Enterprise, the Nigerian operator of Fintter.

How Fintter uses them

• Strictly necessary: authentication, session continuity, security, load handling, and fraud prevention. The service cannot work properly without these.
• Preferences: choices such as interface or feature settings, where available.
• Performance: aggregated diagnostics that help find errors, slow pages, and unreliable features.

Fintter does not use cookies to sell personal information. If we introduce non-essential advertising or cross-site tracking technologies, we will update this notice and provide any consent controls required by law before using them.

Your controls

You can delete or block cookies using browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies can sign you out or prevent login, security, messaging, and other features from working. Private browsing usually clears stored values after the private session closes.

Retention

Session cookies expire when the session ends or at the security expiry set by Fintter. Persistent values remain only for their stated function or until you clear them. Security records associated with a session may be retained separately as described in the Privacy Policy.