Cookie Policy
Version of test-2026-10-05
This policy explains which cookies the PayMeSafe service uses and why. The service is provided by PayMeSafe Test Operator (the "Operator").
1. What cookies are
- Cookies are small records that a website stores in the browser to recognise it on subsequent requests.
2. Which cookies the service uses
The service uses only necessary cookies. All of them are set by the service itself and sent only to it; scripts on the page do not read them.
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pms_at— access token: confirms that you are signed in to your account. Lifetime — up to 1 hour. -
pms_rt— refresh token: extends your session without entering the password again. Lifetime — until the browser is closed or, if "Remember me" was ticked when signing in, up to 30 days. -
pms_did— device identifier: lets the service tell your device from someone else's. Lifetime — the same aspms_rt. -
pms_sid— sign-in session identifier. Lifetime — the same aspms_rt. -
pms_rm— remembers whether "Remember me" was ticked. Lifetime — the same aspms_rt. -
NEXT_LOCALE— the interface language you chose. Lifetime — 1 year.
3. What the service does not use
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There are no visit counters, analytics or advertising cookies.
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The service does not load third-party scripts that would set their own cookies.
4. Consent
- Necessary cookies do not require consent: without them you cannot sign in to your account or keep the interface language. That is why there is no cookie consent banner on the website.
5. What else is stored in the browser
- In the browser tab storage, the service temporarily keeps an unfinished deal creation form and the data of an unfinished withdrawal request, so as not to lose them when the page is reloaded. These records do not leave the browser and are deleted when the tab is closed.
6. How to disable cookies
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In your browser settings you can delete cookies and block them for the website.
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If you delete cookies, you will be signed out and the interface language will be reset. If you block them, you will not be able to sign in.
7. Contacts
- How the Operator processes personal data is described in the Privacy Policy. Questions can be sent to test@example.invalid.