Cookie policy
Cookie policy
When we use the following terms on this page, we mean:
‘you’ or ‘your’: the person using our site.
‘Starling’, ‘we’, ‘our’, or ‘us’: Starling Bank Limited, company number 09092149 registered at 5th Floor London Fruit and Wool Exchange, 1 Duval Square, London, United Kingdom, E1 6PW.
‘our site’ or ‘our website’: starlingbank.com, each of its web pages and subdomains, including www.starlingbank.com, help.starlingbank.com, settleup.starlingbank.com and app.starlingbank.com (unless we state otherwise).
Our cookie policy in brief
A cookie (or similar technology) allows us to:
distinguish you from other users of our site
recognise your preferences
provide security
deliver personalised content
make our site work more efficiently
This all helps us give you the best possible experience when you browse, and also allows us to make our site better for you.
We use session and persistent cookies, which are stored on your computer or electronic device unless you object (see below). Session cookies are cookies that expire at the end of your browsing session, whereas persistent cookies are stored on your device between sessions.
You can manage your cookie preferences at any time by clicking Manage cookies at the bottom of any page on our website or on the link below.
Manage your cookie preferencesOur full cookie policy
Types of cookies
Cookies are small files of letters and numbers. We store them on your browser or the hard drive of your computer or electronic device, unless you tell us not to (see the Control these cookies section below).
Our website uses two types of cookies: first and third-party cookies.
First-party cookies are cookies set by us, whereas third-party cookies are set by someone other than us and collect information about you. This information may then be sent to the third party.
Our online banking website at app.starlingbank.com only uses essential/necessary cookies.
All of our other sites (not including our online banking website and app.starling.com) hosts these categories of cookies:
Essential/necessary cookies for running the website. These cookies help you access our site by enabling basic functions like cookie consent. They’re essential to our site’s functionality and you cannot disable them.
Non-essential cookies for analytics, performance, functionality and targeting. These cookies collect anonymous statistics to help us improve our site and give you full functionality when you visit our site. This category also includes third-party cookies which collect and build a profile of your interest and show you relevant advertisements on other websites. These types of cookies are based on a unique identification in your browser and devices. This could identify you if combined with other relevant data – see the tables below for more information about third-party cookies. These cookies won’t be set without your permission.
The table below explains the cookies we use and why.
Essential cookies
Analytical cookies
Functional cookies
Advertising and targeting cookies
Advertising Click IDs
When you click through to our website from a Starling ad served by one of our advertising partners, a tracking tag called a ‘click ID’ is added to our website URL.
We use click IDs from the below providers to see which of our ads are working best. They help us understand things like how many people visit our site after interacting with an ad. Click IDs also allow us to measure and improve the performance of our ad campaigns.
Google - GCLID
Unless we say otherwise in this document, we’ll only keep the click ID for 1 month.
Control these cookies
You can manage your cookie preferences at any time by clicking Manage cookies at the bottom of any page on our website. You can also do it by clicking the link below.
Manage your cookie preferencesIf you prefer, you can adjust the settings in your web browser to limit or completely block cookies.
If you’ve enabled third-party persistent cookies on our site before, you’ll need to visit each third party website to change your privacy choices. We can’t change those settings for you.
Except for essential/necessary and session cookies, we’ll ask you if you wish to consent to the use of non-essential cookies set by us every 90 days. Third party and other cookies will expire in accordance with their individual cookie policies.
We may update our cookie policy at any time by amending this page. Please check back from time to time to see if we’ve made any changes.
Last updated 18th December 2024