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In addition, we utilize Local Storage technologies within your modern browser to efficiently persist your cookie consent choices without continually communicating unneeded telemetry across external networks.
Fast Invoice deploys cookies categorized under the following operational scopes:
The comprehensive list of cookies and local storage tokens active on fastinvoice.online includes:
| Cookie Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
PHPSESSID |
Fast Invoice | Maintains encrypted session identity while editing invoices and navigating the merchant dashboard. | Essential Technical | Session (cleared on browser exit) |
csrf_token |
Fast Invoice | Protects user actions from malicious cross-site request forgery attacks. | Essential Security | Session |
fastinvoice_cookie_consent |
Fast Invoice | Records user consent preference from the bottom GDPR banner (accepted/rejected). | Functional (Local Storage) | 12 months |
__stripe_mid / __stripe_sid |
Stripe Inc. | Financial anti-fraud risk mitigation and payment verification during subscription checkout. | Third-Party Security | 1 year / 30 minutes |
paddlejs_* |
Paddle.com | Initializes encrypted payment checkout overlays and anti-abuse validation. | Third-Party Security | Session |
When executing a subscription transaction or interacting with checkout frames, certified gateways (Stripe Inc. and Paddle.com Market Ltd.) may deploy security cookies to evaluate fraud indicators. These are mandated by international banking regulations (including PSD2 / Strong Customer Authentication in the EEA and PCI-DSS Level 1 specifications).
Fast Invoice does not incorporate third-party advertising cookies or cross-platform tracking pixels that commercialize your trade activity.
Alongside traditional HTTP cookies, our application utilizes browser localStorage. This mechanism retains key-value data on your client terminal without sending them in standard HTTP headers:
When you first visit Fast Invoice, an interactive consent banner appears at the base of your screen. You may accept or decline non-essential cookies at any point.
To reset your cookie preferences, simply clear your browser's cached cookies for fastinvoice.online or delete the fastinvoice_cookie_consent entry in your browser's Developer Tools Storage inspector.
Every major web browser empowers you to inspect, restrict, or purge cookies through its settings menu:
Important Operational Notice: Disabling strictly necessary session cookies (such as PHPSESSID) will prevent successful login authentication and make it impossible to compose or save invoices and estimates.
We may amend this policy periodically to reflect operational improvements, technological revisions, or regulatory mandates. The "Last updated" date at the top indicates its current revision. We invite users to review this page periodically to remain informed about our cookie practices.
If you have questions concerning our cookie implementations or wish to discuss data privacy controls, please contact our team:
Fast Invoice — Data Privacy & Compliance
Website: fastinvoice.online
Privacy Email: [email protected]
General Support: [email protected]