Cookie Usage Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device when you visit them. Think of them as digital breadcrumbs that help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience. At selytharivo, we use various tracking technologies to make your financial fraud prevention journey more personalized and effective.

When you visit selytharivo.com, we collect information through cookies to understand how you interact with our platform, which resources you find most valuable, and how we can better serve your fraud prevention needs. This data helps us identify patterns that might indicate fraudulent activity while ensuring legitimate users have smooth access to our services.

You have several options for managing cookies on our website. While essential cookies cannot be disabled (as they're necessary for fraud detection and security), you can control all other tracking technologies.

• Use the button above to quickly reject all non-essential cookies
• Configure your browser settings to block or delete cookies automatically
• Clear existing cookies through your browser's privacy settings
• Set your browser to ask permission before accepting new cookies
• Use private/incognito browsing mode to limit cookie storage

We retain cookie data for varying periods depending on their purpose. Essential security cookies may persist for your entire session, while analytics cookies typically expire after two years. Marketing cookies are generally kept for 12 months to maintain relevance of the content we show you.

As a user of our fraud prevention platform, you have the right to know what data we collect, how we use it, and how long we keep it. You can request information about your stored data or ask us to delete your information by contacting our privacy team.

Keep in mind that rejecting certain cookies may limit your access to some features of our platform. For example, without functional cookies, you might need to reconfigure your dashboard preferences each time you visit, and our fraud detection algorithms may be less effective at distinguishing your legitimate activity from potentially fraudulent behavior.