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United Kingdom · Crypto

Privacy policy

  • Owen Price, Senior Editor
  • Last checked 17 October 2026
  • Checked by Chloe Bennett
  • Crypto
On this page5
  1. Data we process
  2. Cookies
  3. What happens when you click a casino link
  4. Rights under data-protection law
  5. Changes

Coinfloor Picks is an independent information site about Crypto in United Kingdom. We do not run a casino, we do not open accounts and we do not take payments — so there is very little data to collect. This page explains what little there is.

Data we process

Our hosting provider keeps standard server logs: the requested page, the time, the browser type and a shortened IP address. The logs are used only to keep the site running and to detect abuse, and are deleted after a short period.

We do not operate registration, comments or a newsletter: nothing on Coinfloor Picks asks you for personal details.

Cookies

We do not use cookies for advertising or profiling. Where a cookie is set at all, it serves a technical purpose on this site and is not shared with anyone.

Once you leave Coinfloor Picks through a partner link, the cookies and the privacy rules of that operator apply, not ours.

What happens when you click a casino link

Casino buttons on Coinfloor Picks lead through a redirect of our own that adds a partner code to the destination address. That code identifies this website, not you; we send no personal information along with it.

We may receive a commission if you register or deposit after such a click. This does not change the prices or conditions you get from the operator.

Rights under data-protection law

You have the right to access, rectify or erase personal data and to object to its processing. As Coinfloor Picks keeps nothing beyond brief technical logs, in practice there is nothing to hand over or delete — but you are welcome to ask.

You can also complain to the data-protection authority in your country if you believe your rights were not respected.

Changes

We update this page when the site or the law changes. The date in the header shows when the page was last reviewed.