Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how NAVIA may use cookies, local storage, pixels, tags, mobile identifiers, SDKs, push tokens and similar technologies on the website, mobile application, payment pages and related services. This Policy applies together with the Privacy Policy and other NAVIA documents.

Cookies are small files or identifiers stored on the user's device. Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, software development kits, device identifiers, advertising identifiers, analytics identifiers and push-notification tokens.

NAVIA may use these technologies to operate the service, keep users logged in, protect accounts, remember preferences, process payments, measure performance, analyse usage, improve features, deliver notifications, support advertising and prevent fraud.

Strictly necessary technologies are required for login, authentication, security, payment flow, fraud prevention, user preferences that are essential for operation and technical functioning of the website or application. These technologies may be used without separate optional consent where permitted by law.

Functional technologies help remember language, region, settings, user choices, interface preferences and other features that make NAVIA easier to use.

Analytics technologies help NAVIA understand how users use the service, which features work, where errors occur and how the product may be improved. Depending on applicable law and settings, analytics may require consent or may rely on another lawful basis where permitted.

NAVIA may use advertising or marketing technologies to measure campaigns, show relevant offers, prevent repeated advertising, analyse conversion and improve marketing. Where required by law, NAVIA will request consent before using non-essential advertising technologies.

Payment providers, app stores, Stripe or other payment partners may use cookies or similar technologies for payment processing, fraud prevention, authentication, chargeback handling and compliance. Such technologies may be governed by the relevant provider's own terms and privacy documents.

The NAVIA mobile application may use SDKs, device identifiers, app instance identifiers, crash reports, diagnostics and similar technologies to operate, secure and improve the application.

If the user enables push notifications, NAVIA may process push tokens and related device information to send service messages, security notices, product updates, reminders or optional marketing where permitted. The user may disable push notifications through device settings or app settings, if available.

Where required, NAVIA will request consent for non-essential cookies and similar technologies. The user may accept, reject or manage categories where the interface provides such options. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before withdrawal.

The user may manage cookies through the browser settings, cookie banner, privacy settings, device permissions or app settings where available. Blocking certain technologies may affect login, payments, security, preferences or other functions.

Third parties such as payment providers, analytics services, advertising partners, app stores or infrastructure providers may use their own technologies when the user interacts with NAVIA. NAVIA does not fully control third-party technologies outside NAVIA's reasonable control.

Users from California and other jurisdictions may have rights regarding sale, sharing, targeted advertising or use of sensitive personal information. NAVIA should provide required notices and choices where such laws apply and where NAVIA's practices fall within their scope.

NAVIA may update this Policy to reflect new technologies, providers, legal requirements or product changes.

Questions about cookies and similar technologies may be sent to office@navia.land or info@navia.land.