Cookies and browser storage
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Aixpa sets no advertising cookie and no analytics cookie, so you see no cookie banner. What it keeps on a device is listed here: a few entries in the browser's own storage that make sign-in and ad rotation work.
On aixpa.store
aixpa_token(local storage): keeps you signed in to the dashboard. Logging out removes it and ends the session on the server.aixpa_connect_type(session storage): the account type you chose while a wallet sign-up is under way. It is gone when you close the tab.
Both are needed for the service you asked for. Neither is shared with anyone.
On sites that show Aixpa ads
The ad script keeps one entry per ad zone in the local storage of the site it runs on (its name starts with _sess_): which ad came last and when. That lets ads rotate and stops a new tab from opening on every click. It holds no name, no address and no identifier of a person.
Sign-in with Google
When Google sign-in is offered, the sign-up, log-in and sign-in pages load Google's own script. Google may set cookies for it under Google's privacy policy. Aixpa does not read them.
Our network provider
Aixpa is served through Cloudflare. When Cloudflare checks a request for automated abuse it may set a short-lived security cookie. It is needed for the site to answer and is not used to follow you from site to site.
What Aixpa does not do
No advertising cookie, no cross-site tracking cookie and no analytics script that stores anything on your device. How ad views and clicks are counted on the server is described in the privacy policy.
How to clear it
Log out to remove the sign-in entry. Your browser's settings can clear the site data of aixpa.store at any time; you are then signed out, and nothing else is lost. With storage blocked the public pages still work, but signing in does not.