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We care most about your digital trust. This document explains how we gather, use, and protect your personal information when you use our entertainment platform.
To make sure you are of legal age, verify your identity, and manage your account responsibly, we need certain information from you, such as your name, date of birth, payment information, IP address, and browser data. All of these records are collected when a user registers, does something on the site, or makes a purchase.
We only use your data to process transactions, verify users, stop unauthorised access and fraud attempts, meet legal requirements, and improve your player experience with personalised features and offers.
SSL encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular security audits are all standard in the industry and keep things safe all the time. Secure servers and policies that limit access keep unauthorised third parties from getting in.
We only share personal information with legally authorised bodies or trusted partners, and only for the purposes of processing payments, staying compliant with the law, and providing technical support. All partners are legally required to follow the same rules for keeping things private and safe.
You can ask for access, correction, portability, or deletion of your personal information at any time, as long as you follow national and international data protection laws like GDPR.
We keep your information only as long as we need it for legal, financial, and business reasons. When you close your account and finish all of your legal obligations, the remaining data is securely deleted.
We will send out email notifications to all registered users and make it clear on this page when we change our handling principles. If you have any questions about how to manage your data, you can get in touch with our support team using the information on your user dashboard.
When setting up an account, playing a game, making a purchase, or browsing the web, we collect user information through a number of direct and technical channels.
Data Type | Purpose | Length of time it is kept |
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Information about you | Identifying, verifying, and stopping fraud against users | Transaction Records must be kept until the account is closed or as required by law. |
Handling payments and financial checks | At least 5 years | |
Information about the device | Monitoring risks and controlling access | Until the account is closed or the user withdraws their consent |
Usage Data | Personalised features and site optimisation | Until no longer relevant or by user request |
All stored information is encrypted both at rest and in transit. Only authorised staff who have had regular training can access it. Regular audits make sure that all rules, such as GDPR and local gaming laws, are followed. Data is only shared with third-party providers that have been carefully checked and are necessary for service delivery or compliance, after a full risk assessment. Players can check, change, or ask for their information to be deleted by contacting support and proving their identity. Automated tools let users see their account history and manage their consents, which keeps things open and under control. Adaptive firewalls and constant monitoring keep all data safe from loss or access by people who shouldn't have it.
Users have a lot of power over the information they give us when they use our services. This includes the ability to view, update, limit, or delete certain personal records stored in their account profile.
The account dashboard lets every registered member see the information they submitted. Users can change their contact information or financial data at any time, making sure that it is correct and up to date.
Customers can get a digital copy of their stored personal records in a widely used, machine-readable format if they ask for it in writing. This supports transparency and empowers individuals to manage their own details across platforms.
If a player wants to limit processing or ask for the removal of certain information, they can do so from the settings page or by getting in touch with our support team. Permanent account deletion means that identifying records are deleted, but there are rules about how long they have to be kept for fraud detection and financial compliance.
Members are in charge of how they want to get marketing and service notifications. Targeted promotional emails, as well as SMS updates, can be enabled or disabled in the communications settings. Every email contains a direct opt-out link.
Where processing relies on consent, this can be withdrawn at any point without affecting the legality of actions taken prior to revocation. You can change your cookie and behavioural tracking tool settings in your browser or on our website using our consent management tools.
We follow rules from both the US and other countries, like the GDPR, which make it easy to file complaints about how we handle data. Our dedicated support desk answers questions about information within the time limits set by law, making sure that issues are resolved quickly.
We only keep user data for as long as we need to in order to follow the law, the rules, and the terms of the contract. Account information, transaction records, and information related to compliance are only kept for the time periods set by laws like anti-money laundering (AML) directives and responsible entertainment authorities. Account and identification data must be kept for at least five years after the account is closed to help with regulatory checks and fraud prevention. Financial transactions and payment history are kept for as long as it takes to meet tax and legal reporting requirements, which is usually between 5 and 10 years, depending on where you live. Communication logs: kept for audits and resolving disputes, following the law's time limits.
You can start a request to have your personal information deleted from the user dashboard or by calling support. All requests to delete something are checked to see if they conflict with record-keeping rules that are already in place or with investigations into ongoing disputes. Users will get a written notice explaining why the data can't be deleted right away and how long it will take, if it can't be done right away because of rules.
Data that doesn't have to be kept for a certain amount of time will be safely deleted or made anonymous within 30 days of being validated. When the job is done, a summary of the deleted records and actions taken is made available. If you need an update on the status of the data officer, you can find their contact information in the user help centre. We regularly review our retention protocols to make sure they follow all regional and international standards. This helps us keep data storage to a minimum and lower the risk of exposure.
The platform works with technical infrastructure partners, financial processors, and identity verification agencies to provide its services. When sending these partners information like payment details or verification documents, only the bare minimum of attributes is shared. Each outside provider goes through strict contract checks that require them to follow GDPR, PCI DSS, and the laws of the country where they are based. All transfers use SSL/TLS channels that are encrypted, so the content can't be intercepted or changed while it's on its way.
All partners go through a multi-step vetting process that includes background checks, verification of certifications like ISO/IEC 27001, and regular security audits. Contracts have clear rules about how to report a breach and how to not share or process information outside of the agreed-upon areas.
Staff and vendors can only access what they need to do their jobs. All systems that deal with sensitive client information must use multi-factor authentication (MFA). Real-time monitoring of activity; any deviation from pre-defined access patterns or attempts to export data without permission triggers alerts and an investigation.
External processors must keep non-public information in safe places that are protected by strong encryption methods like AES-256. We do regular penetration tests on our own systems and on those of third parties to find any possible weaknesses. Service-level agreements (SLAs) require partners to implement and maintain disaster recovery protocols, ensuring resilience.
Clients should check their transaction statements and verification steps. If you see something that seems off, you should contact customer service through a secure channel. Don't give your account information to anyone else, even if support staff asks you to.
External parties are told to keep shared information only as long as they need it to meet their service obligations or legal requirements. After the contract ends or at the client's request, all copies of personal data must be securely destroyed according to certified data erasure protocols.
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