Privacy Policy
Last updated: 27 July 2026
This policy is a plain-language overview of how BidArch handles personal data and online privacy. The detailed controller information, legal bases, retention rules, recipients and data-subject rights are in our GDPR Data Protection Notice.
Information we handle
- Account, identity, contact and verification information.
- Listings, bids, purchases, invoices, payments, delivery and correspondence.
- Security and device data such as IP address, browser, timestamps and audit logs.
- Optional analytics and advertising signals only after valid consent where required.
Why we use it
- To create accounts and perform marketplace and sales contracts.
- To process invoices, payments, delivery, complaints and returns.
- To meet tax, accounting, consumer-protection and lawful-request obligations.
- To secure the service, prevent fraud and establish or defend legal claims.
- For optional analytics or marketing where you have consented.
Cookies and similar technologies
Strictly necessary session, security and preference storage operates without optional consent where legally permitted. Analytics and advertising technologies remain blocked until consent. Cookie Settings in the footer lets you reject or withdraw optional consent at any time without affecting core service access.
Sharing
Data is not sold. It may be disclosed to the relevant seller or auction house, payment, hosting, email, identity-verification and delivery providers, professional advisers, or public authorities where a lawful basis exists. Processors are limited by contract and access controls.
International transfers
Where data leaves the European Economic Area, BidArch will use an applicable adequacy decision or safeguards such as approved Standard Contractual Clauses and supplementary measures where required.
Security and children
BidArch uses access controls, encrypted transport, protected credentials, audit records and backups appropriate to risk. The transactional service is for adults aged 18 or over.
Your choices
You can change optional cookie consent in the footer and exercise GDPR rights by emailing info@bidarch.com. You may also complain to the competent supervisory authority. See the detailed notice for the complete process.