First Order policies
Cookie Policy
Last updated: 7 November 2026
This policy explains how First Order uses cookies and similar browser storage when you visit the website or use the service. We aim to use only what is needed to keep your account working and remember your active cart on your device.
What we currently use
Sign-in session cookie
A first-party, HTTP-only session cookie keeps you signed in and lets the service verify your account. It is marked Secure in production, uses SameSite=Lax, and is configured to expire after 30 days. It is essential to account and order features.
Cart storage on your device
The dashboard uses browser local storage to keep your current cart available on the same device. This is not a cookie and is not used for advertising. You can clear it using your browser’s site data controls; doing so may remove an unsubmitted cart.
Analytics and advertising
First Order does not currently use advertising cookies or analytics cookies. If we add optional cookies or similar technologies later, we will update this policy and provide any choices or notice required by applicable law before using them.
Third-party services
When you use services such as Paystack checkout or Google sign-in, those providers may use their own technologies on their services. Their use is governed by their respective privacy and cookie notices; First Order does not control cookies set on a provider’s own website.
Your choices
You can configure your browser to block or remove cookies. If you block the First Order session cookie, you may not be able to sign in or complete account-based requests. Clearing site storage can also remove your locally saved cart. Browser location access is a separate device permission and can be managed in your browser settings.
Questions or privacy requests?
Email support@firstorder.ng. For details about personal information, see our Privacy Notice.
Nigeria Data Protection Commission