1. What cookies are
Cookies and similar storage technologies allow a website to remember a browser, maintain a secure session and, where the visitor agrees, measure use or support marketing.
2. Categories used
| Category | Purpose | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, login, partner portal, form integrity, language or consent preference. | Always active where needed. |
| Analytics | Aggregate measurement of visits and page performance. | Loaded only after analytics consent. |
| Marketing | Advertising measurement or audience tools, if configured. | Loaded only after marketing consent. |
3. Site consent record
es_cookie_consent_v1 stores the visitor's optional-cookie choice for up to 180 days. WordPress may also set login, authentication, security or preference cookies for approved users. These are used only when technically required.
4. Hosted payment pages
When a visitor continues to a Revolut-hosted payment page, Revolut may use its own necessary and optional technologies under its own notices and consent controls. This website should not represent those third-party technologies as first-party cookies.
5. Changing a choice
Use the control in the website footer to accept or reject optional categories. Browser controls may also delete stored cookies, but blocking necessary cookies can prevent login, checkout or form functions.
6. Current inventory
The operator should periodically verify the production site with a cookie scanner and update this page whenever an analytics, advertising, chat, video, event or payment integration changes. No optional tracker should load before the relevant consent.
Questions about these terms may be sent to info@european-standards.com.