COOKIE POLICY
Effective Date: 4 September 2026
Last Updated: 4 September 2026
1. Introduction
This Cookie Policy explains how Jaqson Capital, S.L. (“Jaqson Capital”, “Jaqson”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit:
jaqsoncapital.com
This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Legal Notice.
Jaqson Capital is established in Spain and the use of cookies on this website is governed primarily by applicable European Union and Spanish law, including:
- Article 22.2 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (“LSSI-CE”);
- Regulation (EU) 2016/679, the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”);
- Organic Law 3/2018 on Personal Data Protection and Guarantee of Digital Rights (“LOPDGDD”);
- and applicable European rules concerning privacy in electronic communications.
Under Article 22.2 LSSI, non-essential technologies that store or access information on a user’s device generally require prior consent after the user has received clear and complete information about their use and purposes. Technologies that are strictly necessary to transmit communications or provide a service expressly requested by the user may be exempt from that consent requirement.
2. Who Is Responsible for This Website?
Jaqson Capital, S.L.
Avenida Valencia 2
46701 Gandia
Valencia, Spain
Website: jaqsoncapital.com
Privacy and Legal Contact: legal@jaqsoncapital.com
NIF provisional: B05633920
Registro Mercantil: inscripción pendiente en el Registro Mercantil de Valencia.
Additional corporate information is available in our Legal Notice.
3. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files or pieces of information that websites may store on or retrieve from a user’s device, including a computer, mobile telephone or tablet.
Cookies and similar technologies can perform different functions, including:
- enabling website functionality;
- maintaining security;
- remembering user choices;
- detecting abuse or automated traffic;
- measuring website activity;
- understanding how users interact with a website;
- supporting advertising;
- measuring marketing effectiveness;
- and recognizing users or devices across websites.
Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, web beacons, local storage, scripts and other device-identification or tracking technologies.
References to “cookies” in this Policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.
4. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
Cookies may be:
First-party cookies
Cookies placed or controlled directly through the Jaqson Capital website.
Third-party cookies
Cookies or similar technologies provided by another organization whose services or technology are incorporated into our website.
Depending on the website configuration, third-party providers may include companies providing:
- hosting;
- CRM functionality;
- forms;
- security;
- spam protection;
- analytics;
- advertising;
- remarketing;
- consent management;
- and related technology services.
5. Session and Persistent Cookies
Cookies may also be classified according to how long they remain active.
Session cookies
These generally remain active only during a browser session and are deleted or cease functioning when the browser is closed.
Persistent cookies
These remain on the user’s device for a defined period or until deleted manually.
The duration of each active cookie should be identified in the cookie inventory available through this Policy or our cookie-preference tool.
6. Categories of Cookies We May Use
A. Strictly Necessary Cookies
These technologies are required for the website to function securely or to provide functionality specifically requested by the user.
They may be used for purposes including:
- website security;
- fraud or bot prevention;
- network management;
- form security;
- cookie-consent preference storage;
- load balancing;
- session management;
- and essential technical operation.
Where a cookie is strictly necessary within the meaning of applicable Spanish law, consent is not required.
These cookies should not be used for advertising, behavioral profiling or unrelated secondary purposes.
The AEPD recognizes an exemption for technologies that are technically necessary for transmitting communications or providing a service expressly requested by the user.
B. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may enable optional website functionality or remember choices made by users.
Depending on how they are implemented, they may include:
- language preferences;
- display preferences;
- optional form functionality;
- embedded functionality;
- and personalization settings.
Where functional cookies are not strictly necessary, we will request consent when required by applicable law.
The AEPD distinguishes between personalization technologies selected directly by the user and technologies where the website itself makes personalization decisions based on information about the user. The latter may require consent depending on the circumstances.
C. Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics technologies may be used to understand:
- how visitors arrive at the website;
- which pages they visit;
- how long they remain;
- which website features are used;
- technical performance;
- and aggregated website usage.
Jaqson Capital does not currently intend to activate non-essential analytics technologies unless they are properly configured through the consent-management system.
If Google Analytics or another analytics platform is activated, it will be categorized as non-essential and, for users subject to EU/EEA consent rules, it will not be activated before the required consent has been obtained.
The active cookie inventory will be updated accordingly.
D. Advertising and Remarketing Cookies
With the user’s consent where legally required, Jaqson Capital may use advertising or remarketing technologies to:
- measure advertising effectiveness;
- understand whether advertisements lead to website visits;
- create or refine advertising audiences;
- limit repeated advertising;
- attribute advertising interactions;
- and display advertising that may be more relevant to business audiences.
These technologies may involve providers such as Meta Platforms and potentially other advertising platforms used by Jaqson Capital in the future.
Advertising technologies may collect or derive information such as:
- browser or device information;
- website interactions;
- pages visited;
- advertising identifiers;
- cookie identifiers;
- IP-derived information;
- referral information;
- and events associated with website usage.
Advertising and remarketing cookies are not strictly necessary and will be blocked until the required consent is obtained for visitors subject to applicable EU/EEA consent requirements.
7. Technologies Currently Used or Expected on the Website
Depending on the final technical configuration of jaqsoncapital.com, Jaqson Capital may use services provided by:
WordPress
For website operation and content management.
GoDaddy
For website hosting and related infrastructure.
HighLevel / GoHighLevel
For contact forms, CRM integration, campaign functionality, website-related integrations and certain AI or automation capabilities.
HighLevel’s own cookie documentation confirms that its technologies may use cookies for necessary functionality as well as performance, functionality and marketing purposes depending on implementation.
Potentially for services including:
- Google reCAPTCHA;
- Google Workspace-related integrations;
- and Google Analytics if activated in the future.
Meta Platforms
For Meta Pixel and related advertising, attribution and remarketing functionality where enabled and consented to.
Complianz | GDPR/CCPA Cookie Consent
For cookie consent management, storage of user cookie preferences and the display of the cookie-management interface.
The presence of a provider in this section does not mean that every cookie offered by that provider is installed on every visit.
Only technologies actually configured on the website and permitted under the user’s consent preferences should be activated.
8. Current Cookie Inventory
The website’s cookie-management system should maintain an up-to-date inventory containing, where applicable:
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| Cookie or technology name | Exact technical identifier |
| Provider | Organization responsible for the technology |
| Domain | Domain setting or reading the cookie |
| Category | Necessary, functional, analytics or advertising |
| Purpose | Specific reason the cookie is used |
| Duration | Session or defined retention period |
| Type | First-party or third-party |
| International transfer | Whether associated processing may occur outside the EEA |
The final production version of this section must be populated from the actual website scan performed after all WordPress plugins, Meta Pixel, reCAPTCHA, GoHighLevel integrations and other technologies are enabled.
The Cookie Policy should not list technologies that are not actually installed, and it should not omit technologies that are active.
9. Google reCAPTCHA
Jaqson Capital may use Google reCAPTCHA or a similar technology to protect website forms against spam, abuse and automated submissions.
reCAPTCHA may process technical information to evaluate whether website activity is likely to originate from a legitimate human user.
Depending upon the specific implementation and regulatory requirements, related technologies may be classified as necessary or may require additional consent.
Jaqson Capital will configure such technologies in accordance with applicable requirements and the website’s consent-management framework.
10. Meta Pixel
Where enabled, the website may use Meta Pixel, provided by Meta Platforms.
Meta Pixel can help Jaqson Capital:
- understand advertising performance;
- measure conversions;
- create advertising audiences;
- conduct remarketing;
- and understand interactions between advertising campaigns and our website.
Because these activities are not necessary for the basic functioning of the website, Meta Pixel should remain blocked for EU/EEA users until appropriate consent has been provided.
Users who reject advertising cookies should not have Meta Pixel activated through the website on the basis of cookie consent.
11. Consent
Except for exempt technologies that are strictly necessary, Jaqson Capital will request consent before storing or accessing cookies or similar technologies on a user’s device where required under applicable law.
Consent must be:
- informed;
- specific;
- freely given;
- and expressed through a clear affirmative action.
Merely continuing to browse the website is not treated as valid cookie consent under current Spanish guidance.
12. Cookie Banner
For users subject to the relevant Spanish and European rules, the initial cookie notice should provide clearly visible options to:
Accept
Reject
and
Manage Preferences
The options to Accept and Reject must be displayed with comparable prominence and should not make rejection more difficult than acceptance.
The AEPD expressly requires acceptance and rejection options to appear at the same level, without using design choices that unfairly steer users toward acceptance.
Non-essential cookies should remain disabled until the appropriate consent is provided.
13. Granular Cookie Choices
The cookie-preference panel should allow users, where applicable, to separately choose among categories such as:
Strictly Necessary
Always Active
Functional
Optional
Analytics
Optional
Advertising / Remarketing
Optional
Users should not be required to accept one optional category in order to reject another.
14. Withdrawing or Changing Consent
Users may change their cookie preferences or withdraw consent at any time.
A permanently accessible mechanism such as:
Cookie Settings
or
Manage Cookies
should be available through the website footer or equivalent persistent interface.
Withdrawal must be as straightforward as granting consent.
Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.
15. Duration of Cookie Consent
Jaqson Capital will not treat cookie consent as indefinite.
The AEPD identifies 24 months as a good-practice maximum period for retaining a cookie consent choice before seeking an updated decision, while preferences should generally be remembered during that period rather than asking users repeatedly on every visit.
Jaqson Capital may request consent again sooner where:
- new cookie purposes are introduced;
- material new third parties are added;
- the processing materially changes;
- applicable law or regulatory guidance changes;
- or renewed consent is otherwise appropriate.
16. Evidence of Consent
Where appropriate, Jaqson Capital or its consent-management provider may maintain records showing:
- whether consent was provided;
- the date or time of the preference;
- the categories accepted or rejected;
- the version of the consent interface presented;
- and related technical information required to demonstrate compliance.
Such records will be retained only for as long as reasonably necessary for compliance, accountability and the defense of legal claims.
17. Consequences of Rejecting Cookies
Users may reject all non-essential cookies.
Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent access to the ordinary informational content of the Jaqson Capital website.
However, certain optional functionality that depends on a particular third-party technology may not operate or may operate differently after that technology has been rejected.
Strictly necessary website functionality will remain available where technically possible.
18. Browser Controls
Most browsers allow users to:
- inspect cookies;
- delete cookies;
- block cookies;
- restrict third-party cookies;
- or configure cookie preferences.
Browser settings operate independently from Jaqson Capital’s cookie-consent interface.
Deleting cookies through the browser may also delete the stored record of a user’s previous cookie preference, in which case the website may need to ask the user to choose again.
19. International Data Transfers
Some third-party technology providers used by Jaqson Capital operate in the United States or other countries outside the European Economic Area.
Accordingly, the use of certain cookies or similar technologies may result in personal data being transferred or made available internationally.
Where GDPR applies, Jaqson Capital seeks to use legally recognized transfer safeguards, which may include:
- European Commission adequacy decisions;
- the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework where applicable;
- Standard Contractual Clauses;
- and supplementary safeguards where required.
Additional information concerning international transfers is provided in our Privacy Policy.
Where the AEPD requires second-layer cookie information to address transfers to third countries, the live cookie inventory and linked provider information should be maintained accordingly.
20. Profiling and Behavioral Advertising
Advertising technologies may be used to infer interests or create advertising audiences based on interactions with websites or advertising.
Where such activities rely on cookies or similar technologies and require consent, they will not be activated before valid consent has been obtained.
Jaqson Capital does not intend for cookie-based profiling alone to produce legal effects or similarly significant decisions concerning website visitors.
For additional information regarding profiling and AI-assisted processing, please see our Privacy Policy.
21. United States Visitors
Visitors located in the United States may have additional rights under applicable state privacy laws.
Depending upon the applicable law and Jaqson Capital’s regulatory status, certain advertising technologies may be characterized as:
- targeted advertising;
- sharing of personal information;
- cross-context behavioral advertising;
- or similar regulated activity.
Jaqson Capital does not sell personal information for monetary consideration.
Where a U.S. state privacy law becomes applicable and requires additional opt-out mechanisms, Jaqson Capital will implement the required controls.
Because Jaqson Capital’s current operations remain below certain statutory revenue and processing thresholds applicable under various U.S. state privacy laws, not all U.S. comprehensive state privacy statutes necessarily apply to the company at this stage.
22. Visitors in Mexico and Latin America
Jaqson Capital may interact with visitors and business contacts in Mexico and other Latin American jurisdictions.
Where applicable local law requires notice or consent for tracking technologies, Jaqson Capital will seek to comply with those requirements.
Nothing in this Policy limits privacy rights that cannot lawfully be waived under applicable local law.
Requests concerning cookie-related personal data may be directed to:
23. Personal Data Collected Through Cookies
Information collected through cookies or similar technologies may constitute personal data where it identifies or can reasonably be linked to an individual or device.
Where this occurs, processing is also subject to Jaqson Capital’s Privacy Policy.
Depending on the technology, cookie-related data may include:
- IP address;
- device identifiers;
- browser information;
- advertising identifiers;
- referral source;
- pages visited;
- interaction information;
- timestamps;
- campaign attribution information;
- and consent preferences.
24. Third-Party Responsibility
Certain third parties may independently determine how they process information collected through their technologies.
Where a third party acts as an independent or joint controller, its processing may also be governed by its own privacy or cookie policies.
Jaqson Capital does not control all independent processing carried out by external technology providers.
Users should review relevant third-party privacy information where appropriate.
25. Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy where:
- technologies change;
- cookies are added or removed;
- providers change;
- purposes change;
- legal requirements change;
- regulatory guidance develops;
- or the website is materially modified.
The current version will be published on jaqsoncapital.com.
Where required, new or materially changed non-essential purposes will be subject to renewed consent.
26. Language
This Cookie Policy is available in English and Spanish.
English is the primary language of the public Jaqson Capital website.
In the event of a discrepancy between language versions, the Spanish version shall prevail to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Nothing in this provision limits mandatory rights available under applicable privacy law.
27. Contact
Questions regarding cookies, tracking technologies, or this Cookie Policy may be directed to:
Jaqson Capital, S.L.
Avenida Valencia 2
46701 Gandia
Valencia, Spain
Email: legal@jaqsoncapital.com
Website: jaqsoncapital.com