Cookie Policy

Recently updated: February 1, 2021

This Cookie Notice is an integral part of our privacy policy and explains what cookies are and how we and third parties use them with respect to the Site and/or Services available through the Site (together will be referred to as “Nayax Services”). For further information on how we use, store and process Personal Data, see our Privacy Policy. Any capitalized terms used and not defined herein shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the Privacy Policy.

1. 1. What are Cookies (and Similar Technologies)?
      A cookie is a small text file that is placed on the browser of your computer or mobile device (or other end device), by websites you visit and applications you use. Other automated means often used on websites and applications are Pixel tags (also known as web beacons or clear GIFs). Pixel tags are typically transparent graphic images placed on a website. These pixels are used in combination with cookies to measure the actions of visitors on the website. Most websites and applications use cookies and other automated means to collect certain data and facilitate services. Cookies are typically used in order to make websites function, or function more efficiently, make your experience when browsing the website or application more enjoyable and smooth, to remember your preferences, to autocomplete details so you don’t have to insert your full details every time you log in (such as user name and password), to tailor content and information that is displayed to you and otherwise work to personalize your experience of the website or application. Cookies are also commonly used as a tool enabling websites and applications owners to better understand the use of their products and services, to conduct business analytics and to engage in advertising activities for their business purposes or on behalf of third parties.
   2. Types of Cookies
      There are different types of cookies. Some cookies come directly from the website or application you are browsing and others come from third parties which place cookies on such site, some cookies include expiration dates in their code and others don’t. Such types of cookies are commonly categorized as:
   3. • “First Party Cookies”: A first-party cookie is created and stored by the website you are visiting directly. It allows site owners to collect customer analytics data, remember language settings, and carry out other useful functions that help provide a good user experience.
      • “Third Party Cookies”: Third-party cookies are installed by third parties with the aim of collecting certain information from web users to better understand users’ behavior, demographics or navigation; these cookies are commonly used for analytic and marketing purposes.
      • “Session Cookies”: Session Cookies, also known as “temporary cookies”, help websites recognise users and the information provided when they navigate through a website. Session cookies only retain information about a user’s activities for as long as they are on the website. Once the web browser is closed, the cookies are deleted. Hence, Session Cookies are stored in memory (not on disk) and thus expire per session.
      • “Persistent Cookies”: Persistent Cookies have an expiration date written into their code (i.e., the persistent cookies are deleted from the disk as set forth in the expiration date). Persistent Cookies, also known as “permanent cookies”, remain in operation even after the web browser has closed. For example, they can remember login details and passwords so web users don’t need to re-enter them every time they use a site.
   3. Categories of Cookies
   4. 1. Essential, Strictly Necessary, Functionality and Security Cookies – These cookies are necessary to enable the communication between the user’s device and the website or application, or to provide the user with services requested by him/her. Such cookies are used for the sole purpose of carrying out a transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network, to allow the provider of an online service to provide its services as explicitly requested by users, and for security purposes (e.g., to prevent fraudulent use). This category of cookies either cannot be disabled, or if disabled, may result in certain features of the Services not working or functioning properly.
      2. Performance (Analytic) Cookies – These cookies collect information about how visitors use the website or application, such as which pages visitors go to most often and if they are likely to get error messages from certain pages. These cookies collect aggregate information that does not identify a specific user personally. These cookies are used to improve how a website or application works, analyze use patterns of the website or application, and assist the provider to maintain and improve its services.
      3. Advertising (Targeting) Cookies – These cookies are used to deliver personalized advertisements to the user. Such cookies may be used to analyze a user’s preferences in accordance with the contextual information about the user’s activities on the website or application (for example, if a user is surfing a webpage displaying an article about a sporting event, cookies may be used to display to the user an advertisement associated with sports fans), or to correlate between a user and information about such user collected from other websites or applications (for example, to display to the user an advertisement associated with sports fans based on the user’s profile in other websites or applications). These cookies are used to promote advertising campaigns of website and application owners or those of third parties, as well as help measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. Advertising cookies are usually placed by advertising networks, which connect between the relevant advertiser and the location of publication of the advertisement.
   4. Cookies used by NAYAX
   5. 1. The Nayax Services contain First Party Cookies and Third Party Cookies, Session Cookies and Permanent Cookies, for various purposes such as: strictly necessary cookies, functionality cookies, performance (analytic) cookies, and advertising (targeting) cookies.
      2. Information collected through the Nayax Services by the use of cookies includes:
      3. 1. Information about your operating system and device;
         2. Webpages accessed within the Nayax Services, the link that led you there, dates and times you accessed the Nayax Services, event information (e.g., system crashes) and general location information (i.e., city or region);
         3. Information provided on the Nayax Services by users in order to streamline the user’s experience and prevent users from having to re-enter information during the next visit to the Nayax Services;
         4. Number of visitors on the Nayax Services and which webpages have been viewed;
         5. Advertising user ID and information associated with targeted advertising.
   5. How To Manage Cookies

If you do not want cookies to be placed on your device when browsing the Nayax Services, you can adjust your browser settings to manage or reject such cookies, or to notify you when a cookie is being placed on your browser. These settings are usually found in the ‘Options’ or ‘Preferences’ menu of your Internet browser. For more information on how to change your browser settings, click on the Help section of your Internet browser. Most Internet browsers also allow you to see what cookies are currently stored on your device and selectively delete them as you wish.