What cookies are
Cookies are small text records a website asks a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, and device identifiers. They can maintain a session, remember a choice, protect a form, or measure performance.
Read this with the Privacy Policy, which explains how associated personal information is handled.
Categories we use
| Category | Purpose | Choice |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Sessions, authentication, fraud prevention, and form security. | Required for core operation. |
| Preferences | Remember requested display, language, or accessibility settings. | Optional unless needed for a requested setting. |
| Analytics | Understand aggregate usage, errors, and performance. | Optional where consent is required. |
| Advertising | Measure campaigns or personalize marketing. | Optional and not activated without required notice and choice. |
Current essential technologies
The platform uses a session identifier to maintain authenticated state and associate requests with the correct browser. Security storage may support request-forgery protection, timeout enforcement, and abuse prevention. A session identifier is not intended to contain a password, full card number, or security code.
If optional vendors are added, this policy and any consent interface should be updated before deployment.
Session and persistent duration
Session cookies generally expire when the browser session ends, though browser behavior may preserve them temporarily. Persistent cookies remain until expiry or removal. Durations should be no longer than reasonably necessary.
Third-party technologies
A third party may set or read a cookie only when its integrated service loads. It may have a separate privacy notice. Valtoria does not claim analytics or advertising technologies are in use unless they are actually deployed and disclosed.
Your controls
You can delete or block cookies in browser settings and use any available on-site privacy control for optional categories. Choices may be device- and browser-specific.
Blocking necessary storage can sign you out or prevent secure forms from working. Disabling optional storage should not prevent core account access.
Do Not Track and global signals
“Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted consistently. Where applicable law requires recognition of an approved opt-out preference signal, we will process it as required for that browser and jurisdiction.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when technologies, vendors, purposes, or legal requirements change. A new consent choice will be requested where required.
Contact the right team
For account-specific matters, sign in and use secure support. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, full card numbers, or security codes through general contact forms or email.