FX Poll

Privacy

There is no account on FX Poll. We do not ask for your name, your email address, or anything about your broker. This page lists everything the site actually stores.

Cookies this site sets

CookieWhyKept
owner_keyA random identifier with no meaning outside this site. It lets you close a position you registered earlier and see your own reports, and it caps how much one browser can submit. It is not linked to a person.730 days
ref_sourceOnly set if you arrived through a link carrying a ?ref= tag. It records which advert brought you, so we can tell whether an advert was worth running.90 days

Both are set by the server, are not readable by scripts on the page, and are not shared with anyone. Clearing them costs you nothing except the link to your own past reports.

What a report stores

When you report a trade, the site stores the choices you picked, how the trade ended, when it was opened and closed, the random identifier above, and the advert tag if there was one. That is the whole row. There is no free-text field anywhere on the site, so there is nothing to write your name into even if you wanted to.

Individual rows are never shown to other visitors and are never sold or published. Only aggregates appear on the site, and only once enough people have reported the same combination.

What we do not collect

Third parties

No advertising network is running on this site at the moment, so no third party is setting cookies here. If that changes, this page will say so before it happens, and any advert provider will be governed by its own privacy policy rather than this one. The site is hosted on Vercel and the reports are stored with Supabase; both process data on our behalf in order to serve the site.

Getting data removed

Because nothing is tied to a person, we usually cannot find “your” rows from an email alone. If you still want your reports deleted, write to sponsors@roundupcountry.com from the browser that made them and we will work it out. Clearing the cookie stops any further association immediately.

How the reported figures themselves are produced is described on the about page.