Melbet Cookie Policy in Ghana

When you visit the site, small files called cookies are saved on your browser or device. They remember your language, login status, and preferences. They also help us understand how the platform behaves, monitor traffic, and improve performance. Melbet may also use similar technologies, such as local storage and SDKs on mobile, for the same purposes. Cookies do not read your files or collect personal data stored on your phone or computer. We ask for your consent before using non-essential cookies in Ghana. Our approach follows Ghana’s Data Protection Act and guidance from the Data Protection Commission.

• Session cookies: Active only during your visit. They expire when you close the browser and help the website run in real time.
• Persistent cookies: Stay on your device for a set period. They remember your choices, such as language or odds format.
• Analytical cookies: Help us analyse visits, collect aggregated statistics, and fix errors. These support site performance and service quality.

All these cookie types are used to make your visit convenient and to personalise your experience across our services.

You can manage cookies through your browser settings:

• Delete stored cookies and site data in your browser.
• Block all cookies or limit them to first-party or third-party cookies.
• Set your browser to ask before saving a cookie.
• Turn off analytics or marketing cookies in consent tools where available.
• Use private browsing to reduce persistent storage on shared devices.
• Manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player Settings Manager.

These controls help you manage privacy on your browser and mobile devices. Blocking all cookies may limit core functions such as login, bets, payments, and security.

Flash cookies can be controlled in the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager. You can set permissions, storage limits, and security options for each site. To reduce storage, lower the local storage amount or deny saving data. Remember that blocking all cookies, including Flash, may disrupt features such as language preferences and auto-login. It may also affect live updates and some mobile web functions.