Cookie Policy

Tdgram (“TDGram”, “we”, “our”, “us”) is owned and operated by Cronweb Solutions Private Limited.

This Cookie Policy explains how TDGram uses cookies, browser storage, session technologies and similar tools when you visit our website, create or access an account, use our customer dashboard, place orders, make payments, participate in our affiliate program, or otherwise interact with our services.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of data that websites can store on your browser or device.

They can help a website remember information between requests or visits, such as whether you are signed in, which language you selected, security information associated with your session, or certain preferences.

TDGram may also use related browser technologies, including local storage, session storage and similar mechanisms where appropriate.

For simplicity, this policy generally refers to these technologies collectively as “cookies”.

2. How TDGram Uses Cookies

TDGram may use cookies and similar technologies for purposes including:

• keeping users securely signed in;
• maintaining website sessions;
• protecting forms and account actions;
• preventing fraud and abuse;
• remembering language or display preferences;
• remembering interface preferences such as appearance or theme;
• supporting registration and authentication;
• maintaining referral or affiliate attribution;
• protecting forms using CAPTCHA or anti-abuse services;
• supporting payment and checkout processes;
• improving reliability and website functionality;
• measuring website usage where analytics tools are enabled.

Some cookies are essential for TDGram to function correctly.

Others may be optional depending on the services and integrations currently enabled.

3. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support core website functionality and security.

They may be required for:

• user authentication;
• maintaining your logged-in session;
• protecting against cross-site request forgery;
• processing secure form submissions;
• preserving temporary application state;
• maintaining account security;
• remembering information necessary to complete a requested action.

Without these technologies, important TDGram functionality may not work correctly.

For example, disabling essential cookies may prevent you from signing in, maintaining an authenticated session or securely submitting certain forms.

Because these cookies are necessary to provide services you specifically request, they may not always be subject to optional consent controls where applicable law permits their use without consent.

4. Preference Cookies

TDGram may use browser storage or cookies to remember preferences such as:

• language;
• light or dark appearance;
• interface choices;
• other display preferences.

These technologies improve convenience by reducing the need to configure the same preference every time you visit.

Some preferences may also be associated with your TDGram account so that they remain available when you use another device.

5. Security and Anti-Abuse Technologies

TDGram uses security controls designed to protect accounts, forms and infrastructure against automated abuse, fraud and malicious activity.

Depending on our current configuration, this may include CAPTCHA or anti-abuse services such as Cloudflare Turnstile or another supported provider.

These services may use cookies, browser signals or other technical information to distinguish legitimate users from automated or abusive activity.

The third-party provider may process information including:

• IP address;
• browser characteristics;
• device information;
• challenge information;
• interaction signals;
• other technical information required to provide its security service.

Their processing is also governed by their own privacy and cookie practices.

6. Authentication and Social Login

Where TDGram allows users to sign in through third-party authentication services such as Google or Facebook, the authentication provider may set or read its own cookies when you interact with its service.

These cookies are controlled by the third-party provider and are subject to that provider's policies.

TDGram does not control how third-party authentication providers manage cookies on their own websites or authentication pages.

7. Affiliate and Referral Tracking

TDGram may use cookies, session data or similar technologies to identify when a visitor arrives through an affiliate or referral link.

This may allow us to determine whether a subsequent eligible registration or transaction should be attributed to the referring affiliate.

Referral-related information may include:

• referral identifier;
• time of referral;
• registration attribution;
• other technical information reasonably necessary to prevent duplicate or fraudulent attribution.

Referral tracking does not guarantee that a particular visit, registration, deposit or transaction will qualify for affiliate commission.

Eligibility remains subject to the TDGram affiliate-program rules.

8. Analytics and Performance

TDGram may use analytics or measurement technologies to understand how visitors use the website.

Where enabled, analytics may help us understand matters such as:

• which pages are visited;
• how visitors navigate the website;
• general traffic patterns;
• device and browser categories;
• website performance;
• errors or technical problems.

Analytics services may set their own cookies or receive technical information.

Where applicable law requires consent before using optional analytics cookies, TDGram will seek the required consent before activating them for that user.

Not every analytics integration supported by TDGram is necessarily enabled at all times.

9. Payment Providers

When you choose a payment method, you may be redirected to or interact with a third-party payment provider.

Payment providers may use their own cookies or browser technologies for purposes such as:

• authentication;
• fraud prevention;
• payment processing;
• risk assessment;
• checkout functionality;
• regulatory compliance.

Cookies used on an external payment provider's website are controlled by that provider.

TDGram's Cookie Policy does not govern cookies independently placed by a third-party payment provider on its own service.

Please review the applicable provider's privacy and cookie information if you require more details about its processing.

10. Social Media and Third-Party Services

TDGram may display links, authentication options, icons or functionality associated with third-party services and social-media platforms.

Simply displaying a normal link or icon does not necessarily mean that the third party places a cookie through TDGram.

However, when you interact with embedded or third-party functionality, that provider may process information or use its own technologies according to its policies.

TDGram does not control cookies placed directly by third-party websites after you leave our website.

11. Contact, Support and Newsletter Forms

TDGram may use session, security and anti-abuse technologies when you submit:

• contact forms;
• support requests;
• newsletter subscriptions;
• authentication forms;
• other public forms.

These technologies help prevent automated submissions, spam and abuse.

Where CAPTCHA verification is enabled, its associated technical processing may occur when a challenge is presented or verified.

12. Progressive Web App and Local Storage

Where TDGram's installable web-app functionality is enabled, your browser may use technologies such as:

• service workers;
• browser cache;
• local storage;
• installation metadata.

These technologies are not necessarily cookies, but they can store information on your device.

TDGram's progressive web application may use such functionality to support installation and basic application behaviour.

Sensitive customer information such as wallet balances, orders or payment records should not be treated as permanently available offline merely because the website is installed as an app.

13. How Long Cookies Remain

Different cookies may remain for different periods.

Session cookies

Some cookies last only while your current browser session is active and may be removed when the browser session ends.

Persistent cookies

Other cookies may remain for a defined period so that TDGram or an enabled service can remember a preference, referral or other permitted information across visits.

The exact lifetime depends on the purpose of the cookie and the technology involved.

Third-party providers determine the lifespan of cookies they control.

14. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-party cookies

These are set or used by TDGram's own website and generally support functionality such as sessions, preferences, security and referral handling.

Third-party cookies

These may be set or controlled by another provider whose service TDGram uses, such as an authentication, CAPTCHA, analytics or payment provider.

Third-party cookies are governed by the policies of the organization controlling them.

15. Managing Cookies in Your Browser

Most modern browsers allow you to review, block or delete cookies.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

• delete existing cookies;
• block cookies from particular websites;
• block third-party cookies;
• prevent future cookies;
• clear site data;
• control browser storage permissions.

The exact controls vary by browser and device.

Be aware that deleting or blocking essential TDGram cookies may:

• sign you out;
• prevent you from remaining signed in;
• interrupt forms;
• reset preferences;
• prevent some account functionality from working correctly.

16. Clearing TDGram Site Data

If you want to remove locally stored TDGram information from your browser, you can use your browser's privacy or site-data settings.

Depending on your browser, removing TDGram site data may also remove:

• authentication sessions;
• saved appearance preferences;
• language preferences;
• referral information;
• locally stored application information.

You may need to sign in again afterward.

Deleting browser data does not delete information legitimately stored in your TDGram account or our server-side records.

17. Do Not Track and Similar Browser Signals

Browsers and devices may provide privacy signals or tracking-preference mechanisms.

Because standards and legal requirements concerning these signals can differ, TDGram will respond to legally recognized signals where applicable and technically supported.

18. Cookie Consent

Where applicable law requires consent for a particular non-essential cookie or technology, we may request that consent before using it.

Strictly necessary cookies may still be used where permitted because they are required to provide requested website functionality or maintain security.

If TDGram introduces new analytics, advertising or similar optional technologies in the future, the applicable consent and disclosure requirements should be reviewed before those technologies are enabled.

19. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in:

• website functionality;
• cookies or browser technologies;
• service providers;
• security measures;
• legal requirements;
• our business practices.

The latest version will be published on TDGram with an updated revision date.

Where required by applicable law, we may provide additional notice or seek renewed consent for material changes.

20. Contact

If you have questions about cookies, privacy choices or how TDGram processes information, please use the TDGram Contact page at /contact.