Privacy Policy
How this independent editorial site handles information about the people who read it.
Sponsor's copy tradingWhat happens to your information when you read this site?
Suppose you open a review page on capebrokerin.com, read it for a few minutes, and then close the tab. Even in that short visit, a small amount of information is created: the pages your browser requested, the approximate time of the visit, the type of device you used, and a rough region derived from your network address. If you type something into the contact form on this site, you also create a record of what you wrote and how you asked us to reply.
That example is worth generalising, because it is the whole of what this site does with reader information. We are an independent editorial resource that reviews the broker Capex for readers in India. We are not the broker. We are not affiliated with the broker. We do not open accounts, hold deposits, process payments, or give financial advice, and we therefore do not collect the kinds of documents or details that a broker would collect from a client.
The information we do hold falls into two groups. The first is technical and operational: server logs, error records, and basic usage counts that tell us which pages load and which do not. The second is what you choose to send us, usually through the contact form on this site, which may include your name, your email address if you provide one, and the content of your message. We do not ask for identity documents, bank details, or trading credentials, and you should not send them to us.
We use this information to run the site, to fix faults, to understand which reviews readers find useful, and to answer messages that are sent to us. We do not use it to build profiles of individual readers for advertising, and we do not combine it with information from other sources to identify you.
What are your rights over your information, and how do you use them?
You can ask what information we hold about you, ask for a copy of it, ask us to correct it if it is wrong, ask us to delete it, and object to a particular use of it. You can also withdraw consent you gave earlier, for example by asking us to stop replying to a message thread. None of this requires a reason, and asking will not affect how you are treated on the site.
To exercise any of these rights, write to us through the contact form on this site and describe what you want. Please be specific enough that we can locate the relevant record, such as the date you wrote and the address you wrote from. If we cannot identify you from the request, we may ask for a small amount of additional detail to make sure we are not disclosing someone else's information to you.
We answer requests within a reasonable period and usually much sooner. If we cannot do what you ask, for example because we are required to keep a record for a legal or accounting reason, we will tell you why and explain what we can do instead. If you believe we have handled your information badly, you can complain to us first through the same contact form, and you remain free to complain to the appropriate authority in your jurisdiction.
How long do we keep records, and what about children?
Server logs and basic usage records are kept for a limited period, normally no longer than twelve months, because older entries are of little use for fixing faults and carry more risk than value. Messages sent through the contact form are kept for as long as needed to handle the query and any follow-up, and then for a further period of up to two years so that we can recognise repeat correspondence. Records that must be retained for legal, tax, or accounting reasons are kept for the period the law requires and are then deleted. When a retention period ends, records are deleted or irreversibly anonymised.
This site is written for adults who are considering a broker and who are capable of entering into their own financial arrangements. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone under eighteen. If you are under eighteen, please do not use the contact form and do not send us personal details. If we learn that we hold information about a child, we will delete it promptly, and a parent or guardian can ask us to do so through the contact form on this site.
Who sees your information, and on what legal basis?
We share information only where it is necessary to run the site. That means service providers who host the site or handle its technical operation and who act on our instructions under confidentiality obligations, and professional advisers where a specific issue requires them. We may also disclose information where the law requires it or where it is necessary to establish or defend a legal claim. We do not sell reader information, and we do not rent it, trade it, or pass it to advertising networks or data brokers. It is never sold to the broker reviewed on this site or to any other broker, platform, or partner, and we do not share it with them for their own marketing.
The legal basis for processing depends on why we are processing. Technical logs and basic usage counts are handled on the basis of our legitimate interest in operating a secure, working editorial site, balanced against your rights. Messages you send us are handled on the basis of your consent and our legitimate interest in responding to readers. Records kept for legal, tax, or accounting reasons are handled to meet a legal obligation. Where processing rests on consent, you may withdraw it at any time, and where it rests on legitimate interests, you may object.
