Cookie Notice
Last Updated: September 3, 2026
This Cookie Notice supplements the L7 Privacy Policy and explains how L7 uses cookies and similar technologies on l7.exchange, app.l7.exchange and related Services. The technologies actually deployed may change; the cookie preference center, where available, should identify the then-current vendors and categories.
1. What Cookies and Similar Technologies Are
Cookies are small data files stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, SDKs, local storage and scripts that recognize a browser/device or collect information about interactions with a site or app.
2. Categories We May Use
Strictly Necessary
Used for login, session management, security, fraud prevention, checkout, load balancing, network management and privacy preferences. These technologies are required for core functionality and generally cannot be disabled through L7 cookie settings.
Functional
Remember settings such as language, interface preferences, account choices or support features.
Analytics / Performance
Measure visits, feature usage, navigation, errors and performance so L7 can understand and improve the Services.
Advertising / Measurement
Where enabled, measure campaigns, attribute referrals and display or measure marketing that may be relevant to user interests. These technologies may involve third-party advertising/analytics partners and may constitute targeted advertising or “sharing” under some U.S. privacy laws.
3. Your Choices
Where required, L7 will ask for consent before using non-essential cookies and provide a cookie preference center to accept, reject or adjust categories. You may also control cookies through browser/device settings, although disabling necessary storage may prevent login or other features from working.
Where legally required, L7 will recognize qualifying browser or device opt-out preference signals for targeted advertising or statutory sale/sharing. A preference may need to be set separately for each browser/device unless linked to an authenticated account as permitted by law.
4. Third-Party Technologies
Some providers may set or read cookies/identifiers for analytics, payment, support, security, embedded content or advertising. Their use of information for their own purposes is governed by their privacy terms.
5. Retention
Some cookies last only for the browser session; others persist for a defined period to remember settings, prevent fraud or measure usage. The actual duration should be available through the preference center or browser storage information where required.
6. Changes and Contact
L7 may update this Notice when technologies change. Questions may be sent to legal@l7.exchange.