Cookie policy

Public website

The public LionLabs website stores a language preference in browser local storage. This is a functional preference and is not used to track users across websites.

Client portal

After login, the portal uses a strictly necessary secure session cookie to authenticate the account and protect access. The free-trial request page also creates a random first-party device identifier in local storage and, after a completed request, in a secure HTTP-only cookie for up to two years. It is used only to enforce one trial per device and prevent abuse; it is not shared with third parties or used for advertising. The portal may also store interface preferences and onboarding state locally on the user’s device. These items are necessary or requested for the service to operate.

Third-party destinations

When users choose to visit or use Stripe, Hyperliquid, Telegram, TradingView or other third-party services, those providers may use their own cookies under their own policies. LionLabs does not control storage placed directly by third-party websites.

Optional first-party analytics

If you choose “Allow anonymous measurement”, LionLabs keeps your choice for up to one year in local storage and in a first-party preference cookie shared only between the LionLabs website and portal. It also uses two first-party identifiers: a random visitor cookie for up to one year and a session cookie renewed for up to 30 minutes. The server stores only keyed, one-way digests of those values and automatically removes analytics records after a maximum of 400 days. It does not put names, email addresses, IP addresses, wallet addresses, exchange symbols, user-agent strings or page-query strings in the analytics database. Referrers are reduced to a hostname; Google click identifiers are stored only as keyed digests; campaign values that resemble contact details are discarded. After account activation, a separate keyed account digest can associate later onboarding milestones from the portal or app with the same opted-in journey; withdrawing the original consent stops future linked measurement. The purpose is to measure the free-trial journey and improve onboarding. Choosing “Necessary only” does not affect the service. You can withdraw from Privacy settings on the trial page or remove the cookies in your browser.

Optional advertising measurement

First-party analytics consent does not activate Google Ads. On the free-trial request page, a separate, unchecked option allows Google Ads to measure a successful invitation request. If you leave it unchecked, that page does not load the Google tag. If you opt in, Google may receive the conversion event, your IP address and browser or ad-click identifiers and may store advertising cookies. LionLabs does not include your name or email in the conversion event. This measurement is not required to request or use a trial. See how Google uses data from partner sites and Google's cookie information for the types and duration of Google's storage.

LionLabs records the choice, the notice shown, language and time alongside the invitation record so that consent can be demonstrated. Only when you opt in, this browser also keeps a random withdrawal receipt in local storage. To withdraw, use Privacy settings. Withdrawal stops future measurement on that page and attempts to remove accessible first-party advertising cookies; it cannot undo an event already sent to Google. You may also contact contact@lionlabsystems.com.

Browser controls

Users can delete cookies and local storage through browser settings. Removing necessary session data signs the user out and removing preferences resets the corresponding interface choices.