Kudi uses cookies and similar technologies throughout our apps and websites to ensure your visit to our sites goes smoothly.

What are cookies?

Cookies (and similar technologies) are widely used on the internet and allow a website/portal to recognize a user’s device, without uniquely identifying the individual person using the computer. Cookies are small files that get stored on a user’s computer. They are designed to hold a small amount of data specific to a particular client or website. A cookie is basically a web server talking to a web browser so the server can collect information back from the browser. This means the site recognizes your computer each time you visit. These technologies make it easier for you to log on and use our websites and provide information to us, for example which parts of the website you visit.

For more information about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage, block and/or delete them, read the following information on our Cookie Statement.

1. Functional and technical cookies

These cookies may store your browser name, the type of computer, and technical information about your means of connection to this website, such as the operating system, browser platform, and other similar information. This information is used to technically facilitate the navigation and use of this website. In addition, functional cookies may be used to store personal settings, such as language, or to remember your information for next visits if you request that. These cookies are stored for a maximum of two years.

2. Analytics cookies

We also use analytics cookies placed by Google Analytics (through Google Tag Manager) to measure the number of visits and the parts of the website that are the most popular among our website visitors, as well as for benchmarking purposes. This information is used to provide aggregated and statistical information on the use of this website and to improve the content we provide to enhance your user experience.

Kudi has followed the Nigerian Data Protection Regulation to ensure that we use Google Analytics in a privacy-friendly way. This means that we disabled the standard setting to share data with Google.

When a user consents to all analytics cookies, we collect aggregated data on which content users engage with. This means the collective data is grouped as a whole and can never be linked back to any individual users.

Cookies generally process your IP address, but they do not save your personal information like email address or phone number. If you don’t want cookies stored on your computer, or if you want to remove cookies that have already been stored, you can do this through your browser settings. You can find more information about the removal of cookies on the website and the all about cookies website.