Cookie Policy & Consent (GDPR)
This Cookie Policy explains how DaoPay uses cookies and similar technologies on this website, which categories we use, and how you can give, change or withdraw your consent. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which sets out how we process personal data more broadly, and our Imprint, which identifies the controller.
What this notice covers
Scope and purpose of this notice
This notice explains how DaoPay uses cookies and similar technologies on this website. We use strictly necessary cookies, and — only with your consent — optional analytics cookies set by Google Analytics. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which sets out how we process personal data, and our Imprint, which identifies the controller. Some strictly necessary cookies rely on technical data such as your IP address, so we do not claim full anonymity.
What is a cookie
Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. Similar technologies, such as local and session storage, work in a comparable way and are treated the same as cookies under this notice. We use them to keep the website working correctly and, with your consent, to measure how it is used.
Statutory basis
Our use of cookies rests on:
- ePrivacy and cookies
- § 165 Abs. 3 Telekommunikationsgesetz 2021 (TKG 2021), the Austrian provision transposing Article 5(3) of the EU ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC)
- Consent
- Articles 6(1)(a) and 7 GDPR
- Strictly necessary cookies
- the strict-necessity exemption within § 165 Abs. 3 TKG 2021
Consent management
How consent is collected
Our cookie banner presents accept and reject options equally and records your choice on your device (see daopay_consent above) — we keep no server-side record of it. Optional analytics loads only after you choose “Accept all”; choosing “Reject optional” leaves you with strictly necessary cookies only, and the website works fully either way.
How to withdraw or change consent
You can change or withdraw your cookie choices at any time using the settings link in the website footer, which reopens the consent banner. Withdrawing consent stops Google Analytics from collecting further data on this device and deletes its cookies; you can also manage cookies through your browser controls. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it.