IberInversora AI privacy on this website and in the application form
This English-language website, iberinversora.com, displays public pages about Iber Inversora and embeds the same Spanish-language application form as the brand’s website in Spain. The form is hosted at trader-hub.site, a separate domain. If you use it, the browser sends the information you enter to that form service. The English pages do not receive the form fields. The form service and any recipient to whom it passes the request handle the submission. This site cannot verify the identity of every recipient downstream of the form service.
The English website delivers the pages and displays the form frame.
The separate form host receives your name, email and telephone when you submit.
The visible form asks for a first name, surname, email address and telephone number. Those are contact details for a request. There is no need to put a password, one-time code, full card number or identity document into a name or contact field. The form controls and notices are in Spanish. Read them and the Spanish privacy notice before deciding whether to submit. If you need the process explained first, the brand publishes email and telephone options on its contact page. Iber Inversora privacy policy in Spanish. Iber Inversora contact details.
Iber Inversora website visits and connections to other services
When you open a page, the web server and its network providers may receive details such as your IP address, request time, requested page and browser information. These are part of delivering the page and maintaining network security. The application area loads through a connection to the form host. That host can receive network and device information when the frame loads, before you type or submit anything. If you submit, the form host also receives the fields you send.
A link to iberinversora.es opens the brand’s Spanish website. A link to an email address opens your email app, and you decide what to write and send. These interactions involve different systems. For example, entering a telephone number in the form sends it through the form service, while sending the same number in an email creates a message in the mail systems used by you and the recipient. For a privacy request, identifying the original channel helps the recipient find the appropriate record.
Iber Inversora IA cookies and browser storage
Cookies and other browser storage are managed by domain and affected by your browser settings. Your browser can show what is stored by the site you are visiting and whether it permits storage in an embedded frame. Clearing browser data can remove information stored on your device. A request already transmitted to a server is handled separately. The Spanish cookie notice describes practices on the Spanish site. It should be read alongside the notices shown in the application itself. Spanish cookie notice.
IberInversora IA personal data described by the Spanish privacy policy
The Spanish notice lists the contact fields above and says some related technical data may be processed, such as the language preference, request time and a temporary recovery identifier. It describes contact and advice linked to a request, the provider’s recordkeeping obligations, security and fraud prevention, and marketing based on separate consent. Its explanation concerns the Spanish service and should be read in that context. Spanish notice and purposes of processing.
Iber Inversora AI request handling and marketing choices
The Spanish notice describes responding to a request and taking steps before a possible contract as one purpose. It describes the brand’s own marketing as another purpose, requiring consent that it says you can withdraw. If you only want a reply to the request you made, read each choice presented in the form and check which options are optional. A later message about a different product or a general promotion is worth distinguishing from a direct reply to your original question. Keep a copy of the choices or notice displayed at the time if the distinction matters for a follow-up.
IberInversora AI market analysis and decisions about an application
The Spanish privacy notice describes its market analysis engine as operating on market information. It separately discusses decisions that affect an individual account, such as activation or changes to a withdrawal destination, and describes a confirmation process for those steps. If someone tells you that a request was accepted, rejected or changed by an automated process, ask which decision was made, which information was used and who can review it. A market signal and a decision about your personal file are different subjects to raise with the provider.
Iber Inversora retention, service providers and information security
The Spanish notice distinguishes browser recovery data, a customer file, marketing records and records required by law. It lists up to 24 hours for a recovery copy in a browser and describes a 12-month period for a customer file after the last interaction, subject to the status of the relationship. It describes longer periods for some commercial and tax records and a separate rule for evidence of marketing consent or withdrawal. These are periods published in the Spanish notice. Ask the organisation handling your request which period applies to the record you are asking about.
The same notice refers to a technical form service and to other providers involved in account communications or payments. If you need to know who has a particular copy of your contact details, identify the domain where you entered them and ask who received them, for what purpose and for how long. The form host’s separate domain is relevant to that enquiry. An HTTPS connection protects traffic in transit to the named host. Questions about storage, access and onward disclosure concern what happens once the host has received it. Spanish notice on retention, recipients and safeguards.
The Spanish notice describes the service as intended for adults. If a minor’s information was provided by mistake, contact the published privacy address with enough context to locate the submission. Avoid circulating further identity information until the recipient explains how it will check and handle the request.
Iber Inversora IA access, correction and deletion requests
The Spanish privacy notice publishes [email protected] and [email protected] for questions about access, correction, deletion, objection, restriction or portability. In an initial message, specify what you want to exercise, which email address or request reference the record is associated with and when and where it was submitted. If the recipient needs to verify your identity, ask what minimum evidence it requires and which channel it uses for that verification.
Identify where the request began. Give the date, the domain you used and the reference if available. Those details help the privacy team distinguish a form submission from an email or a general website visit.
For a marketing objection, name the channel and identify an example message so the sender can locate the subscription. For a correction, indicate the inaccurate field and how it should be corrected. For access or deletion, identify the request or communication you are asking about and ask for confirmation of the outcome. The Spanish notice directs readers with unresolved data-protection complaints to the Spanish Data Protection Agency. Published rights and contact details. Spanish Data Protection Agency.