Andromedasino Cookie Policy
How we use cookies to keep our site running smoothly and make your visit more useful, explained plainly for players in Canada.
Andromedasino cookie policy explains how our site uses small text files, called cookies, when you browse and play here. We rely on cookies for practical reasons: keeping you signed in, remembering your preferences and understanding which parts of our site people actually use. We never use cookies to identify you outside our own pages, and nothing here is collected to track you across the wider internet.
This page covers the categories of cookies we set, why each one exists, and the choices you have about accepting or managing them. We have tried to write it the way we would want it explained to us: short sections, plain language, and no legal jargon you need a dictionary to get through.
What a cookie actually does on our site
A cookie is a small piece of information your browser stores on your device when you visit a website. It does not run programs or carry viruses, and it cannot read other files already on your computer. On our site, cookies mainly help pages load correctly and let your browser remember choices you made a moment ago, such as a chip amount you selected or the language you prefer to read in.
Some cookies last only for the length of your visit and disappear once you close the browser tab. Others stay longer so that returning visitors do not have to repeat the same steps every single time. We keep both kinds limited to what is genuinely useful for making the site work well for you.
The categories of cookies we use
We group our cookies into a small number of categories rather than listing every single file, because the category is what actually matters to a visitor deciding what to accept. Essential cookies keep core functions working, such as navigation between pages and basic security checks. Preference cookies remember small choices you make, like interface settings, so you are not asked to repeat them on every visit.
Performance cookies help us understand, in aggregate, how pages are used, which lets us notice when something is confusing or broken. We do not use this information to build a profile of you as an individual; it is read in bulk, as patterns across many visits, not as a record tied to one person's identity.
Why cookies matter for secure play
Certain cookies play a direct role in keeping your session secure while you are signed in. They confirm that requests made while browsing genuinely come from your browser, which helps prevent the kind of session hijacking that affects sites without this kind of protection. Without these cookies, basic functions like staying logged in across pages simply would not work.
If you ever want to check how your account is accessed or manage your sign-in details, that sits on our login page, which is a separate part of our site from this policy.
Go to loginManaging your cookie choices
Most browsers let you view, delete or block cookies through their settings menu, and this applies to our site exactly as it does to any other you visit. You can usually choose to accept all cookies, reject non-essential ones, or be asked each time a new cookie is set, depending on what your particular browser supports.
Blocking essential cookies may stop some parts of our site from working as intended, since features like staying signed in or remembering a form you were filling in depend on them. Blocking preference or performance cookies is generally safe and simply means some conveniences reset more often, without affecting the core experience.
If you are browsing on a phone or tablet, the same settings exist inside your mobile browser's menu, and our mobile casino pages behave the same way as the desktop site in this respect: cookie choices made in your browser apply consistently across devices you use to reach us.
Third-party cookies and embedded content
Some pages may load content or tools from outside providers, and those providers can set their own cookies under their own policies, separate from ours. We choose such tools carefully and keep their footprint as small as practical, but we encourage you to check a provider's own notice if you want details on exactly what they store.
This is different from the cookies we set directly, which exist only to run our own site. We do not sell cookie data to advertisers, and we do not use cookies to build marketing profiles that follow you to unrelated websites.
Cookies, payments and your account
Cookies are not where financial details are stored, and this policy is not the place to look for details on funding your account. For specifics on how deposits and withdrawals work, our payment methods page is the right place, since it covers that subject on its own terms rather than through the lens of cookies.
What cookies do support, in a financial sense, is session continuity: remembering that you are mid-way through a form, or that you already confirmed a preference, so you are not asked to repeat routine steps. That is a convenience function, not a record of transaction details, which live in your account rather than in a cookie on your device.
What is a cookie and why does our site use them?
Can I use the site if I block all cookies?
Do cookies store my payment details?
How do I change my cookie settings later?
Keeping this policy current
We review this cookie policy from time to time so it continues to reflect how our site actually works. When something changes in a way that affects your choices, we update this page rather than burying the change elsewhere, so returning readers can see what is different at a glance.
If you have broader questions about how your information is handled beyond cookies specifically, that sits outside the scope of this page and belongs with our separate privacy documentation rather than here.
