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Ledger & Lobby

Crypto · United Kingdom

How we handle your data

Author Jamie Fletcher · Reviews LeadChecked by Amira KhanChecked 17 October 2026

Ledger & Lobby is an independent information site about Crypto in United Kingdom. We do not run a casino, we do not open accounts and we do not take payments — so there is very little data to collect. This page explains what little there is.

What we store

Like every website, Ledger & Lobby is served from infrastructure that records a technical log of each request — page, time, browser and a truncated IP address. We use these logs for stability and abuse prevention only and keep them briefly.

We do not operate registration, comments or a newsletter: nothing on Ledger & Lobby asks you for personal details.

Cookies and local storage

Ledger & Lobby sets no tracking or advertising cookies of its own. A cookie may be stored only for a technical reason, such as remembering that a notice has been closed.

Partner sites you open from our links are separate businesses with their own cookie and privacy policies; please read them there.

Partner links

Links to casinos on this site are partner links. A click is passed through our own redirect, which attaches a referral code so the operator knows the visit came from Ledger & Lobby. No name, e-mail or other personal data is transmitted by us.

We may receive a commission if you register or deposit after such a click. This does not change the prices or conditions you get from the operator.

Your rights

You have the right to access, rectify or erase personal data and to object to its processing. As Ledger & Lobby keeps nothing beyond brief technical logs, in practice there is nothing to hand over or delete — but you are welcome to ask.

If you think we handled your data incorrectly, you may lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority of the country you live in.

Changes

This policy is reviewed whenever something on the site changes; the date shown above is the date of the last review.