Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy applies when you visit tradexam.com and use pages, educational materials, tests, contact forms, lecture content or other website features.

It covers first-party technologies controlled through Tradexam and third-party technologies that may be loaded through an external service.

It does not govern cookies placed when you leave Tradexam and visit an independent third-party website.

A cookie is a small text file or data record stored by a website through your browser. Cookies can support essential website functions, remember choices, maintain sessions, measure activity or enable external content.

A cookie may contain an identifier, preference or technical value. It does not necessarily contain a person’s name, but it may still be associated with online activity or other information.

This Policy also applies to browser and device technologies that perform a similar function, including:

• local storage and session storage;
• software-development-kit identifiers;
• pixels and tracking tags;
• embedded scripts;
• device or browser identifiers;
• consent records;
• cache-related identifiers; and
• anti-spam or security tokens.

The term “cookies” on this page includes these technologies where the context permits.

Tradexam may classify cookies and similar technologies according to their purpose.

Strictly necessary technologies support a function that is required to provide, protect or operate the website.

They may be used to:

• store a cookie-consent decision;
• protect forms against spam and automated abuse;
• maintain website and server security;
• distribute website traffic safely;
• remember temporary interface or session information;
• detect technical failure; or
• support WordPress administration for authorised users.

Blocking necessary cookies through the browser may prevent some website functions from operating correctly.

Functional cookies may support optional conveniences or enhanced features, such as remembering a language, display preference, media-player setting or another non-essential choice.

Where a functional feature is not required to provide the page or service requested by you, the associated technology should be controlled through the applicable preference settings.

Disabling functional cookies may cause an optional feature to reset or become unavailable without preventing access to core educational content.

Analytics tools may be introduced to understand website traffic, content use, page performance, navigation patterns and technical errors.

Depending on the provider and configuration, analytics information may include:

• visited pages and approximate visit duration;
• referring pages or general traffic sources;
• browser, device and operating-system information;
• approximate location derived from an IP address;
• website events and navigation paths; and
• performance or error information.

This Policy does not state that a particular optional analytics provider is currently active. Before enabling one, Tradexam should update the cookie register, consent categories, Privacy Policy and provider disclosures.

Tradexam may later embed videos, audio, charts, documents or other content hosted by an external provider.

An external provider may set cookies or receive technical information when its content loads or when you activate the relevant player.

Where required, the website should prevent optional third-party media from loading until the relevant category has been accepted. Refusing that category may display a placeholder instead of the external content.

The register below describes the known general technology groups supported by the current Tradexam structure. A specific cookie name should be added only after the relevant service has been enabled and verified.

Where consent is required, Tradexam should request it before the relevant optional technology is activated.

The preference interface should allow visitors to:

• accept all optional categories;
• reject optional categories;
• make a category-by-category choice;
• understand the purpose of each category; and
• change or withdraw a previous choice.

Consent should be expressed through a clear positive action. Closing a banner, scrolling a page or continuing to browse should not automatically be interpreted as consent to optional technologies.

A record of the choice may itself be stored through a necessary cookie so the website can remember and respect that preference.

Where a cookie-consent tool is active, use its preference control to review and change optional categories.

Deleting the cookie that stores your consent preference may cause the cookie notice to be displayed again during a later visit.

Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies through their privacy and security settings.

You may usually be able to:

• delete all stored cookies;
• delete cookies for a specific website;
• block third-party cookies;
• block all cookies;
• clear local storage and site data; or
• configure automatic deletion after closing the browser.

Browser controls operate independently from the Tradexam consent interface. Blocking all cookies may also remove necessary preferences or interfere with website functions.

A third-party service may process cookie or device information under its own terms and privacy policy.

Tradexam does not control how an independent provider changes its technology, cookie duration or wider data practices. The relevant provider information should therefore be reviewed whenever a third-party integration is introduced or updated.

Possible third-party functions may include:

• video or audio hosting;
• website analytics;
• spam and bot protection;
• content-delivery and security services;
• interactive charts or documents;
• newsletter forms;
• social-media content; and
• advertising or referral measurement.

A reference to a possible category does not mean that Tradexam currently uses every service in that category.

Tradexam may update this Policy when cookies, consent tools, website features, embedded services, service providers or applicable requirements change.

The “Last updated” date at the top of the page identifies the current version.

The Policy and cookie register should be reviewed before or immediately after enabling:

• analytics or advertising;
• YouTube, Vimeo or another external media player;
• reCAPTCHA or another third-party anti-spam service;
• account registration or login;
• newsletter subscriptions;
• live chat;
• payment features; or
• social-media embeds.

Questions about this Cookie Policy or the website’s use of browser technologies may be sent to:

Tradexam Cookie Contact
Email: [email protected]
Website: tradexam.com

Use the subject “Cookie Request” and identify the cookie, provider or website feature involved where possible.

Do not include passwords, seed phrases, private keys, API credentials or other sensitive access information.