Cookie Policy
How Matrix Codes / Matilda uses cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, and similar browser technologies.
Last updated: 8 May 2026
1. What These Technologies Are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. Similar technologies can include localStorage, sessionStorage, pixels, SDKs, and other browser-based tools that remember information or recognise a browser over time.
2. Essential Storage
We use essential cookies or similar storage for login and session continuity, security, account access, and supporting product features such as billing or checkout flow continuity where needed.
3. Functional Storage
We use functional browser storage for items such as referral code capture, event-entry flags, UI preferences, locale or layout preferences, and local progress or session continuity features where used.
For example, parts of the app may store referral attribution, event flow state, visibility preferences, or temporary session data in localStorage or sessionStorage so the experience continues correctly.
4. Analytics and Marketing Storage
At the time of the May 8, 2026 code audit, we did not find major runtime analytics or advertising pixels actively wired into the inspected app code.
If we later enable non-essential analytics, marketing pixels, retargeting, or similar technologies, we will update disclosures and seek consent where the law requires it.
5. Referral Tracking
Referral links and codes may use browser storage and server-side events to remember who referred a user, connect a signup or purchase to a referring account, and operate referral rewards or affiliate commissions.
Referral attribution does not work perfectly in every case, especially if browser storage is cleared or blocked.
6. Your Controls
You can usually control cookies and local browser storage through your browser settings, privacy extensions, or device settings. Blocking or clearing storage may affect login state, event flow continuity, referrals, or certain product features.
7. PECR and Consent
Under PECR, some non-essential cookies or similar technologies may require consent before they are used. Essential technologies used to provide a requested service usually do not require the same consent step.
8. More Information
For more detail on how we use personal data, see our Privacy Policy.