This Privacy Policy explains how Wirecapital LTD and its affiliated entities, including companies within the same corporate group, handle information obtained from Users when they access or use Wirecapital LTD websites, services, software or products, or when they enter into agreements or contracts with Wirecapital LTD.

1. Definitions and scope
1.1. For the purposes of this Policy, personal information means information capable of identifying a particular individual. Company information means data relating to a business, including information concerning its commercial position, policies, competitive characteristics or similar matters.
1.2. For each client, we may provide a form requesting details about individuals involved in joint projects, persons responsible for approvals and members of the client's management team.
1.3. Certain projects may require access to non-public business information, including information treated by the client as a trade secret. Information supplied for this purpose is used within the business relationship and is not shared with third parties except as described in this Policy.

2. Information we request
2.1. Before work begins on a project, we normally request the client's company details.
2.2. When a client relationship starts, we may ask for business contact details of employees participating in the engagement, including names, surnames, job titles, telephone numbers and email addresses. This information helps us maintain reliable communication and resolve project matters efficiently.
2.3. Where a project requires a detailed understanding of the client's business, we may also request relevant company information, such as revenue data, market research, information about products or services, brands and trademarks. We expect information supplied to us to be accurate and to reflect the client's actual circumstances.

3. How personal and company information is used
3.1. Contact information enables us to communicate with the people responsible for particular aspects of our cooperation. Keeping these details available also helps us address questions and issues more quickly and support timely project delivery.
3.2. We may use contact information to share information about new offers and developments in relevant goods or services markets.
3.3. Business information may be analysed for internal statistics, forecasts, reporting and market assessment. It may also help us identify market changes and inform client representatives about relevant opportunities.

4. Non-personal and aggregated information
4.1. We may collect information that does not identify a specific individual or reveal unique characteristics of a particular company. Such information may be used for business purposes.
4.2. This may include a company's field of activity, legal address, name, geographic location and country. We may use such information, for example, in our portfolio or on our website.
4.3. If non-personal information is combined with information that identifies an individual, the combined data will be treated as personal information and handled accordingly.

5. Confidentiality and information protection
5.1. We apply confidentiality measures intended to protect personal information and company information. Relevant internal standards are communicated to employees, and compliance with those requirements is monitored within the company.

6. Circumstances in which information may be disclosed
6.1. Where disclosure is considered necessary for national security, law-enforcement purposes or comparable legal, security, moral or ethical circumstances, SMPI Limited may release personal data or information relating to a client's business.
6.2. Personal or company information may also be disclosed where this is considered necessary to protect the interests of our employees or the safety of our customers.

7. Disclosure and transfer of personal data to third parties
7.1. Personal data is not disclosed or transferred to third parties without the data subject's consent unless federal law permits or requires otherwise.
7.2. Disclosure may take place where applicable law allows it, including:
7.2.1. in response to a formal request from a law enforcement authority;
7.2.2. to comply with or enforce a court judgment;
7.2.3. for the prevention of fraud.

8. Acceptance of this Policy
8.1. By using this website or other websites owned by Wirecapital LTD, you acknowledge this Privacy Policy. If you do not accept the Policy, you should stop using the relevant website. Continued use after amendments are published will be treated as acceptance of the revised Policy.

9. Third-party websites
9.1. This Policy does not govern independent third-party websites that link to this website or are linked from it, except for websites owned by Wirecapital LTD. Wirecapital LTD is not responsible for the practices or actions of third-party websites.

10. Changes to the Policy and applicable law
10.1. Wirecapital LTD may revise this Privacy Policy. When a revision is made, the date of the latest update will be indicated. Unless the revised version states otherwise, changes take effect when the updated Policy is published.

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