SpinGreen Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and similar technologies to run our site and improve your visit.
Why We Use Cookies
We are SpinGreen, and this page explains how cookies work across our site when you visit from Australia. Cookies are small text files that a website stores on your device so it can remember your preferences and recognise your browser on a later visit. We use them to keep our pages working correctly, to understand how our site is used, and to make sure the right content appears on the right screen. This SpinGreen cookie policy sets out what those files do, how long they last, and the choices you have over them.
Without cookies, basic features such as staying logged in, remembering your language setting, or keeping a form filled in while you browse would not work reliably. Some cookies are essential for that reason, while others are optional and only run with your consent. We separate the two groups clearly below, and we explain how you can manage or withdraw that consent at any time through your browser settings.
Types of Cookies We Use
Not every cookie serves the same purpose, so we group them by function rather than by name. Essential cookies let our pages load, keep your session active, and support account security while you are signed in. Preference cookies remember choices you have already made, such as a currency display or a dismissed notice, so you are not asked again on every page.
Analytics cookies help us see which pages are read and which features are used, so we can improve navigation and fix pages that are not working as intended. We do not use these files to build an advertising profile of you; their purpose is limited to understanding how our own site performs. Where a cookie is not strictly necessary for the site to function, it is only placed once you have given your consent through the cookie banner.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
You remain in control of cookies at every stage of your visit. Most browsers let you view, delete, or block cookies through their privacy or security settings, and you can usually choose to be notified before a new cookie is stored. Blocking all cookies may mean some parts of our site, such as staying signed in, do not work as expected.
If you would like to adjust how your information is handled more broadly, our privacy policy sets out how we collect and protect personal data beyond cookies specifically. You can change your cookie choices at any time by returning to your browser settings, and any consent you give here does not affect your ability to withdraw it later.
Cookies and Your Account Experience
Cookies also play a role once you are signed in, helping our site recognise your session as you move between pages such as our login page and the rest of the site. This is part of what keeps a session secure and consistent while you browse. If you want to understand how deposits and withdrawals are handled once you are signed in, that detail sits on our payment methods page rather than here, since this page is only about cookies themselves.
We review this cookie policy from time to time to keep it aligned with how our site actually works, and any material change will be reflected on this page. Checking back occasionally is the simplest way to stay informed, particularly if your browser settings or our own site features change.
What cookies does SpinGreen use?
We use essential cookies to keep pages and sessions working, preference cookies to remember your settings, and analytics cookies to understand how our site is used. Only the essential group runs automatically; the rest depend on your consent.
Can I browse the site with cookies turned off?
You can block or delete cookies through your browser at any time. Doing so may stop some features, such as staying signed in, from working as expected while you browse.
How do I change my cookie consent later?
You can return to your browser's privacy settings at any point to review, delete, or block cookies. Any consent choice you made earlier can be withdrawn the same way.
Do third parties set their own cookies on this site?
Some embedded content, such as payment provider scripts, may set its own cookies under that provider's policy. We do not control these directly, so their own notice is the best source for full detail.