Privacy

What we collect

• Server logs. Like any website, our server records the time, address requested, browser identifier and IP address of each request. We use them to count visits, fix problems and stop abuse, do not combine them with other data, and delete them on a schedule.
• Visit statistics. We load Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager to see which pages are read, roughly which country or region visitors are in, what devices they use and where they came from. Google Analytics sets cookies whose names start with _ga to tell visitors apart, and Google handles that data under its privacy policy. We see aggregate reports and cannot tell from them who you are.
• Theme preference. If you switch between dark and light, a cookie named theme remembers your choice for a year.

Opting out of statistics

Block third-party cookies or scripts in your browser, or install Google's Google Analytics opt-out add-on, and you will not be counted; everything on the site still works. Where Google cannot be reached, the statistics script does not load and nothing is counted.

What we do not do

• Apart from Google Analytics above, no other analytics, no advertising, and no third-party fonts or images.
• "Trade" buttons on the exchange pages and the comparison table first open a short redirect address on coinkiki (go/ followed by the exchange's name). It counts one click for that exchange and the page the button was on, stores nothing about who you are, and sends you on to the exchange.
• We do not use the statistics for advertising or sell them to anyone.
• No accounts, and no collection of names, phone numbers, bank details or trading information.
• Amounts typed into the converter or the wire calculator are used for that one calculation and not stored.

Links to other sites

Articles link to the original texts of regulations and court cases on government, court and media websites. Those sites handle your visit under their own rules.

The same applies to the exchanges behind the "Trade" buttons. An exchange can see that you arrived from coinkiki, and the address it opens may carry a referral identifier so that it can credit coinkiki if you register. What you do there is covered by the exchange's own privacy policy.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be sent to the address shown at the bottom of the about page.