Zero-Data Privacy Commitment
How we protect your personal financial privacy through local client-side computing.
Key takeaway
What does the VVmatrix privacy policy cover?
The VVmatrix privacy policy explains how the financial calculator website handles client-side inputs, cookies, local preferences, consent choices, advertising partners, and user privacy requests.
1. 100% Client-Side Computing
When you enter your loan amount, salary, or retirement expenses, that data stays in your browser memory. Nothing is sent to our servers.
- 1.Calculator scenarios can be tested without creating an account.
- 2.Inputs are designed for instant browser-based calculations.
- 3.Users should avoid sharing sensitive personal identifiers in support requests.
- 4.Browser settings may control storage, cookies, and tracking preferences.
Does VVmatrix store calculator inputs?
VVmatrix calculators are designed for private, client-side financial scenario testing. Borrowers, investors, and FIRE planners can use the tools to compare estimates without submitting every input to an account.
2. Local Storage Preferences
We use your browser’s localStorage only to remember your chosen currency symbol and language code so you do not have to reselect them upon returning.
Who is this privacy policy for?
Borrowers
People using EMI, mortgage, and refinance calculators to test private loan scenarios.
Investors
People using SIP, compound interest, and step-up calculators for planning estimates.
Website visitors
Visitors who want to understand cookies, ads, consent choices, and contact options.
3. Third-Party Advertising & Cookies
We display minimal standard web advertisements to support server hosting. Third-party vendors like Google may use cookies to serve ads based on prior visits.
Privacy choices and related pages
Privacy FAQ
Does VVmatrix require an account?
No account is required to use the public calculators.
Can cookies or ads involve third parties?
Yes. Advertising, consent, or analytics-related features may involve third-party services according to their own policies and user choices.