Cookies

Google Analytics, which sets cookies to count visits and understand which pages are read. It tells us things like which country a visit came from and which page was most popular. We do not use it to identify individual people.

A Google Ads conversion tag, which sets a cookie (_gcl_au) so that when we pay for an advert we can tell whether it led to someone contacting us. It measures our own advertising and is not used to build a profile of you.

Advertising pixels from Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Reddit, which set cookies (_fbp and _rdt_uuid) so that when we pay for an advert on those sites we can tell whether it led to someone asking for a demo. They measure our own advertising and run on these marketing pages only.

Microsoft Clarity, which shows us how visitors scroll and click on our pages, as heatmaps and short replays, so we can see where the site is confusing. It sets cookies (_clck and _clsk) to link the pages viewed in one visit. Anything typed into a form is hidden before it leaves your browser, so it is never recorded.

If you arrive through a link shared by one of our affiliates (people who introduce brokers to us), a cookie (pelris_ref) remembers their code for 90 days. It holds only that code, so that if you ask for a demo, the person who sent you is credited.

A cookie (pelris_src) remembers how you reached this website for 90 days: the name of the advert, search engine or website that sent you, and the first page you opened. If you ask for a demo, it is sent with your request so we can tell which adverts and pages bring people who ask. It holds nothing you typed.

There is no login on this website and no shopping basket, so there are none of the cookies those features would need. The staff CRM and the client trading platform are separate products on their own domains and are not covered here.

If you visit from the European Union, the wider European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, we ask first. None of the cookies above are stored until you press Accept, and if you press Reject they stay off. Google may still receive a basic, cookie-free signal that a page was viewed, which cannot be linked to you.

Wherever you are, you can change your mind at any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page. The choice is saved in your browser, so clearing your browser data will ask you again.

Any browser setting or extension that blocks Google Analytics, Google Ads, Microsoft Clarity or advertising pixels will stop these cookies, and nothing on the site will break if you do. Most browsers also let you clear or block cookies for a specific site in their settings.

If we add anything that sets a new kind of cookie, this page changes to describe it, and the date at the top changes with it.

What we do with the information these cookies collect is covered in our privacy policy.