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T-07reviewed 17 March 2026binding version: English

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Three cookies, in a table: what each holds, when it expires and what it is for. Then what turning each one off costs You, the categories this Site never sets, and why no banner asks You anything.

A

Definitions

Words with a capital letter carry these meanings throughout the document.

Cookie
A short note a site asks Your browser to keep and send back, so the browser can be recognised on the next request.
First-party cookie
One set by indicatorex.com itself.
Processor cookie
One set by Whop inside its own card frame, under its own policy.
Staff cookie
The signed session the Desk’s own operators receive after signing in to the back office.
Local storage
The browser’s other storage areas (localStorage, IndexedDB), which this Site does not use.
B

The cookie table

  1. B.1
    ixs_deskfirst-party
    Set bythis Site
    WhenYou open a personal payment link somebody sent You
    Holdsan opaque reference to the sender; nothing about You
    Expires after90 days
    Purposecredits the sender if a purchase follows
  2. B.2
    Processor cookies (several)processor
    Set byWhop, inside the card frame
    Whenthe card frame loads
    Holdthe Processor's own session and anti-fraud data
    Expires afterset by the Processor, under its own policy
    Purposecompleting and screening a card payment
  3. B.3
    ixs_hqstaff
    Set bythis Site
    Whena member of the Desk signs in to the back office
    Holdsa signed session
    Expires after8 hours
    Purposestaff access; never issued to a buyer
  4. B.4

    Three cookies; there is no fourth. A buyer who never opens a personal payment link receives nothing from this Site at all.

C

Blocking

  1. C.1
    if Youthen
    block every cookie for this domainthe Site reads normally; a personal payment link no longer credits its sender
    block the Processor's cookiesa card payment cannot complete; the Processor needs them to secure the transaction
    clear cookies after payingnothing is lost; the receipt page works from its own address, cookie or no cookie
  2. C.2

    Every current browser can do all three from its settings, and You are free to.

D

Absent by design

  1. D.1
    categoryon this Site
    Advertising or retargeting cookiesnone
    Third-party analyticsnone
    Measurement pixelsnone
    Social buttons that report backnone
    Local storage or IndexedDBunused
    Browser fingerprintingnone
E

Why there is no banner

  1. E.1

    A banner asks consent for things a site could do without. Every row in section B is necessary for the function it serves, and nothing here follows You for any other reason, so there is nothing to ask.

F

Contact

  1. F.1

    Questions: [email protected]. Data Handling (T-06) covers everything that is not a cookie.