1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can place on your device when you visit. They can help a site remember a setting, recognise a returning browser or understand whether a feature is working properly. Similar functions can also be handled through local storage in your browser rather than through traditional cookies.

2. Why this site uses them

NexaCasino is a straightforward editorial website, so our needs are limited. We use storage to remember whether you passed the age gate and whether you have already made a cookie choice. Without that memory, the same prompts would keep appearing, which would make the site clumsy to use and could interfere with accessibility.

We may also use low-volume analytics tools where consent allows it. That helps us understand which comparison pages are useful, whether visitors reach the safer gambling information and whether interactive parts such as the bonus calculator are loading as expected.

3. The storage entries currently used

The main locally stored values on NexaCasino are `NexaCasino_age` and `NexaCasino_cookies`. The first records that you have confirmed you are 18 or over. The second records whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies. These values do not, by themselves, identify you by name.

4. Essential versus optional tools

Some storage is necessary for the basic operation of the site as designed. Remembering the age gate and consent choice sits in that category from a practical point of view because it keeps the interface stable between page loads. Optional analytics or performance tracking is treated differently and should only be used where a lawful basis, including consent where required, exists.

5. Managing your preferences

You can manage cookies through the banner when it is shown, and you can also clear existing entries through your browser settings. Deleting cookies or local storage may cause the age confirmation or cookie banner to appear again the next time you visit. Most browsers also allow you to block all cookies, block third-party cookies or clear site-specific storage manually.

6. Effect of refusing cookies

You can still read the site if you decline optional cookies. The main impact is usually reduced convenience or less accurate performance measurement on our side. In practical terms, the pages remain readable, but we may learn less about which tools need fixing or which articles people find most helpful.

7. Third-party services

Where third-party providers are used for hosting, analytics, fonts or similar functions, those providers may place or read their own technical identifiers depending on the service involved. We try to keep that footprint limited and to avoid loading services that ask for more data than an editorial site genuinely needs.

8. Updates to this policy

If the set of cookies or storage technologies changes in a meaningful way, we will update this policy and revise the information shown to visitors where appropriate. The current version on this page is the one that applies to your latest visit.