Privacy policy

01Scope and contact

This notice concerns the ZTCZY GLOBAL Limited corporate website and enquiries concerning it. It explains the website’s current functions and the categories of information that may be handled when you access it or write to the company.

For privacy questions or requests, write to the company at the address in section 9 below. This notice does not replace a separate privacy notice that may accompany a future product, account or service.

02Information connected with your visit

Accessing a website involves transmission of technical information, which may include an IP address, request time, requested page, browser information and network or security diagnostics. The hosting and security providers may process this information to deliver and protect the website.

The corporate pages do not provide an account-opening facility, investment account, payment function, newsletter subscription or online enquiry form. They do not ask you to enter identity documents, financial information or payment details.

If you write to the company, the correspondence may include your name, organization, postal address, contact details and the information you choose to provide. Please include only what is relevant to the enquiry.

03Purposes of processing

Technical request information may be used to deliver pages, maintain availability, diagnose faults, detect misuse and protect the website. Correspondence information may be used to understand your request, respond, maintain an appropriate record and meet applicable legal obligations.

Where applicable law requires a legal basis, the basis will depend on the activity and circumstances, such as a legitimate interest in operating a secure informational website, responding to a request, complying with a legal obligation, or consent where required.

04Cookies, fonts and external services

The corporate pages include locally hosted fonts and images. This website does not embed advertising networks, behavioral analytics, social tracking pixels or third-party video players, and do not set marketing cookies.

Hosting, access-control and security services may use technical cookies or process request data as part of delivering the website. Administrator sign-in or other host-level functions can have separate requirements. Your browser controls can help you inspect and manage cookies.

Maps and public-record services are opened through external links when you choose to follow them; they are not embedded in the page. Once you leave this website, the destination service’s privacy practices apply.

05Service providers and disclosures

Website hosting, security and technical support can involve service providers that process technical data for their functions. Correspondence may be made available to people or professional advisers who need it to handle the enquiry, resolve a matter or meet a legal requirement.

Information may also need to be disclosed where required by law or a valid legal process, or where necessary to protect lawful rights and website security. The website does not include a function for selling visitor information or sharing it for targeted advertising.

06Retention and security

Retention depends on the type of information, the purpose for which it is held, applicable recordkeeping obligations and the settings of the relevant hosting or service provider. The website does not state a single retention period for every category of information.

Correspondence should be limited to information needed to address the matter. No internet transmission or storage method can be guaranteed completely secure. Do not send passwords, trading instructions, payment-card information or unnecessary identity documents in general website correspondence.

07International processing

The company’s principal business address is in the United States. Website infrastructure and service providers may process information in other locations. Depending on the service and the visitor’s location, data protection rules may differ.

Where an international transfer is subject to specific legal safeguards, the applicable requirements must be addressed for that transfer. A future service that involves additional personal information may be accompanied by a more specific notice.

08Your choices and applicable rights

You can choose whether to send correspondence and whether to follow external links. Browser settings allow you to manage cookies and other local website permissions.

Depending on the law that applies and the circumstances, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of personal information, or to object to certain processing. Where processing relies on consent, you may be entitled to withdraw it. These rights can be subject to exceptions and verification requirements.

You may also have a right to raise a concern with the competent data-protection authority. A request to the company should identify the information or interaction concerned without disclosing more personal information than necessary.

09Privacy correspondence

Send privacy questions or requests to:

Mark the correspondence “Privacy request” and include a postal or other reply address. The company may need additional information to identify the relevant record or verify authority before responding.

10Changes to this notice

The effective date above identifies this version of the notice. If website functions or relevant processing arrangements change, we will update this notice to reflect those changes.

New account facilities, enquiry forms, analytics or marketing services may require additional information and controls before they are introduced.