Cookie Policy
Cookies allow us to remember your browsing preferences when you visit our websites or apps and to provide information that’s interesting to you. This statement explains how and why we use cookies and how you can decide which cookies you want to allow.
If you are looking for a simple and transparent explanation of what personal data we gather about you and how we process it, please see our Privacy Statement.
What are Cookies?
Cookies are tiny files that we store on your computer, tablet or mobile phone when you use our websites or apps. Blacksmith KYC uses cookies or similar technologies (hereinafter “cookies”) and does so for improving user experience, improving quality of the service, remembering your chosen settings, and for the basic functioning of the website. Blacksmith KYC does not use cookies for anything that requires your consent.
The Blacksmith KYC website does not use marketing cookies and social media cookies.
You can choose your own cookie settings on www.blacksmithkyc-portal.com: ‘Accept and continue’ and ‘No, thank you’.
- Accept and continue: This setting allows all functional cookies on Blacksmith KYC websites.
- No, thank you: This setting does not allow the use of any cookies. Please note that if you select this, you will be unable to login to the Blacksmith KYC website, because Blacksmith will not be able to provide well-functioning and secure service.
Explanation
- Functional Cookies: Ensure websites and apps work properly.
- Analytical Cookies (anonymous): Measure the general use and quality of websites, apps, services. This data is used to improve services and solve problems quickly.
- Marketing Cookies and Similar Identifiers: Based on your online behaviour, websites can tailor messages (marketing) and content to your interests.
- Social Media Cookies: Based on your online behaviour, websites can tailor messages (marketing) and content to your interests.
Blacksmith KYC does not use analytical, marketing or social media cookies.
Cookies used: Blacksmith KYC
The following cookies are set during your visit to Blacksmith KYC.
| Cookie name | Description & Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| .AspNetCore.Antiforgery.* | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. Session cookie to provide authenticated access during a visit to Blacksmith KYC. These cookies are essential for the normal operation of the website and are removed when you logout. | Session |
| .AspNetCore.Identity.Application | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft.NET application cookie. | Session |
| idsrv.session | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. Session cookie to provide authenticated access during a visit to Blacksmith KYC. These cookies are essential for the normal operation of the website and are removed when you logout. | Session |
| ai_user | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. If you choose to remember your user ID for your next visit to Blacksmith KYC, we store the encrypted User ID in a cookie and it can only be decrypted by Blacksmith KYC login. | Session |
| ai_session | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. Session cookie to provide authenticated access during a visit to Blacksmith KYC. These cookies are essential for the normal operation of the website and are removed when you logout. | Session |
| Identity. UserCookieConsent | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. This is used to remember your cookie settings (‘Accept and continue’ and ‘No, thank you’). | Session |
| Identity.TwoFactor | This cookie is stored by a third party, Microsoft. This is used to monitor session counts for an application for two factor authentication. | Session |
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We may change this cookie statement from time to time to comply with applicable laws or to reflect our updated business practices. We recommend reading this page every now and then.
If you have any questions about privacy or how we handle data, please contact us. You can find our contact details on this page, under ‘Privacy Statement’.
