Oobit is a stablecoin payments platform that connects self-custody wallets to everyday spending and transfers. A cookie policy explains how a website or app uses cookies and similar technologies to support core functions, security, analytics, and user preferences, and it typically applies to a company’s web domains, in-app browsers, and embedded content that loads web resources.
Cookies are small text files stored on a user’s device by a website, often used to maintain session state (for example, keeping a user signed in) and to remember settings such as language or consent choices. Similar technologies include local storage, software development kits (SDKs), pixel tags, and device identifiers; these can help measure performance and reliability, detect abuse, and diagnose errors. In payments-related services, these tools are commonly used to preserve transactional integrity by linking a user’s session to authentication steps and to reduce fraud through risk signals.
Cookie policies usually describe categories such as strictly necessary cookies (required for site operation), functional cookies (preferences and personalization), analytics cookies (usage measurement), and marketing cookies (ad attribution and targeting). A policy often states the legal basis for processing where applicable, how long each category persists (session vs. persistent cookies), and whether third parties set cookies through embedded services (for example, analytics providers or customer support widgets). For wallet-native payment flows, these categories may be referenced in relation to connecting a wallet interface, maintaining a checkout session, and displaying transaction-related information consistently across pages.
A cookie policy commonly outlines how consent is obtained and recorded, how users can change preferences, and what browser or device-level settings can block or delete cookies. It may also explain the consequences of disabling strictly necessary cookies, such as losing login continuity or checkout functionality, and provide a method to review updates when the policy changes. In regulated financial contexts, cookie documentation is often aligned with broader privacy notices, retention practices, and security measures, so users can understand what is collected, for what purpose, and for how long—see consent is obtained and recorded.
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