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This information helps us make sure you can play, keep your account safe, and make sure payouts go to the rightful account holder. During registration and later account verification, your information may be checked and matched to stop people from making multiple accounts, gambling while underage, misusing their identities, or doing transactions that don't seem right. These checks help EasyBet keep the platform fair, keep your personal information safe, and back up rules for responsible gambling.
When you sign up for EasyBet, we ask for basic information about who you are and how to reach you so we can create your account, keep it safe, and send you important service messages. To help us find strange logins and stop fraud, we also collect technical information from your device and connection.
Name, date of birth, email address, phone number, home address, and login information are all common pieces of information that are needed to register. You may also be asked about your and whether you are of legal age to gamble in . This depends on where you are. Setting up an account lets you access games, keep your profile up to date, and save your settings.
Security: To allow password recovery, login alerts, and protection against access by people who aren't supposed to be there. Communication: To send transactional messages like confirmations of registration and important account notices. Legal limits, age checks, and rules about who can play must be followed. IP address, device identifiers, browser type, and timestamps of logins are some examples of technical and usage data.
EasyBet uses this data to make sure that bonus abuse doesn't happen and that the platform stays honest. If you set limits on how much you can deposit and play, those limits are saved and used to make sure you play responsibly. For instance, if you tell EasyBet that you can only deposit 100 per day, the site will use information about your account to make sure that this limit is respected during all of your sessions.
If you agree to marketing, we may use your contact information and what you do on the site to make offers more relevant to you. You can always change how you want to be marketed to in your account settings. Correct data is important. The approval of your account and payments may be delayed if you give incorrect information.
If you change any of the information you used to register, you must quickly update it or contact support so that your verification status is not affected. For instance, if your address doesn't match the one on your documents, we may ask for more proof to make sure the information is correct before letting you withdraw 500. Also, EasyBet may use computers to check against their own rules for preventing fraud. These checks look for patterns like signing up more than once, personal information that doesn't match, or high-risk login behavior. If they find any, they may send a verification request earlier than usual.
For legal reasons, we use the information you give us to make sure you are who you say you are, that you are eligible, that you own the payment, and that you are eligible for it. Verification is meant to keep your account safe and make sure that the right person gets the money.
When you enter a promo code, claim a Welcome Bonus, or join an ongoing promotion at EasyBet Casino, we process a small amount of personal information to make sure the offer is applied correctly, stop abuse, and follow the law. This process has to do with whether you can get a bonus, the status of your account, and the campaign's rules. This information helps us make sure that each player gets the right bonus amount (for example, a bonus of up to 200 based on a qualifying deposit of 20), keep track of their wagering progress, and make sure that everyone gets the same promotions.
Your personal information is not given to outsiders for marketing purposes.
We may collect or make information about promotions that is linked to your account in order to process bonus claims and let you take part in promotions. Usually, this includes the names, addresses, and activity logs needed to manage the offer. To use promo rights, you'll need to know your username, account ID, registered email address, and some basic account settings.
Information about the promotion: the promo code that was entered, the campaign ID, the type of bonus, the value of the bonus (for example, 50), the timestamps, and whether the bonus is active, completed, canceled, or expired. Some of the signals that someone is eligible are information about the device and session, IP-based location indicators (to support restrictions when needed), and checks for duplicate accounts.
Transaction references: the minimum deposit amount (for example, deposit 30), records of bonuses being credited (for example, bonus 30), and restrictions on withdrawals while bonus funds are still active. Compliance flags and responsible gaming include self-exclusion status, age confirmation status, and anti-fraud markers that may make it harder to get offers.
If it's needed to make sure you're eligible or stop people from abusing the system, we may ask for more proof before giving you a bonus or letting you cash out any winnings from a bonus. This is only limited to what is needed to follow the rules and promote honesty. Note: Some promotions are only open to people who live in certain countries or meet certain licensing, regulatory, or partner requirements.
Those restrictions are only used if we have all the data we need to do so. When you take part in promotions, your account will be checked automatically to see if there are any strange patterns, like trying to claim bonuses more than once, stacking bonuses, or using promo codes together. As a way to protect real players and keep promotions going, these checks are put in place.
We only give promotion-related data to trusted service providers when it's needed to run the promotion. For example, platform providers handle bonus credits, and analytics are used to see how well the campaign is doing. These companies can only process data if we tell them to and only for the reasons we agreed upon. We may not be able to give you a bonus or promo code if you don't give us the information we need. If this happens, we may have to take the offer away from your account too.
If we think someone is abusing the system, we may take away or cancel a bonus (like 100) and make it harder for them to join future promotions, as long as it's legal and follows the rules of the current promotion. Of course, you can change your marketing preferences to stop getting promotional messages, but as part of the service, you may still get core operational messages about an active bonus, like confirmation that a 25 bonus was applied.
EasyBet Casino uses trusted payment partners and encrypted connections to make sure that all transactions are safe. The payment flow for adding money to your account is set up so that sensitive card and banking information is handled by certified processors. This keeps your payment information safe and private.
To stop fraud and unauthorized use, all deposit activity is watched. Extra checks may be done if a transaction seems odd or goes above internal risk thresholds. For example, if you deposit more than 5,000, you might be asked to prove where the money came from or to confirm that you own a payment method again before proceeding with further processing.
The deposit options you have may be different depending on where you live, the banking rules in your country, and the payment providers that are present there. When you go to the cashier to make a deposit, you can always see the methods that are currently accepted, along with the lowest and highest amounts that can be deposited using each one.
The least you can deposit is 10, unless a certain method shows a higher minimum in the cashier. What kinds of deposits are credited: Many deposits are credited right away, but bank-based methods can take longer depending on how long it takes for outside processing. Use a bank card to make a quick deposit, and if needed, add extra security checks. For larger deposits like 1000 or more, you can use a bank transfer (if supported), which may take longer to process. Instant banking and online banking (where available) let you make payments directly to a bank account, with confirmation flows. For deposits made with approved e-wallets (where supported), it may be necessary to prove that you own the wallet.
To keep players safe, EasyBet Casino may not let deposits come from certain payment methods, prepaid sources, or high-risk issuers. The most common reasons a deposit is turned down are not enough funds, issuer blocks on gambling transactions, account information that doesn't match, or security authentication that failed.
The default minimum deposit is 10, but different methods may have different minimums. Security checks may be done on deposits over 5,000 or that don't match normal patterns. Method visibility: The cashier only shows methods that are registered for your account. Third-party deposits: You can't make deposits from a payment method that isn't registered for your account. To avoid chargebacks and abusing your account, the name on the payment account should match the information in your EasyBet profile.
Refunds and disputes: If a cardholder raises a dispute, EasyBet Casino may temporarily stop letting people deposit money or access their accounts while the case is being looked into. Proof may be asked for, especially if the amount in question is more than 200. Duplicate or accidental deposits: If you think you made a duplicate deposit by accident, please contact support right away with the transaction reference. EasyBet will work with the payment provider to look into it and confirm the status as much as possible.
EasyBet Casino uses role-based controls and logging to make sure that only authorized people and systems can see payment-related information. EasyBet systems don't store full card numbers. Instead, when a card is used for a payment, tokenization or processor references may be stored to allow safe repeat deposits without showing full card numbers.
Retention and compliance: Payment records are kept for as long as they are needed for business purposes, to handle disputes, and to meet legal obligations. They may also be linked to identity checks to fight fraud and meet compliance requirements. Yes, you can ask for more information about what payment-related information is stored for your account if you want to and if the rules allow it.
At the withdrawal stage, EasyBet Casino uses identity checks to protect your privacy and make sure payouts are safe. These checks include Know Your Customer (KYC), Source of Funds, and Payout Processing. It is important that these checks are done quickly so that you can get your winnings with as little trouble as possible. They help stop account takeover, fraud, and misuse of payment methods.
When you ask for a withdrawal of 500 , we may need to make sure that you are who you say you are, that the payment method you used is real, and that your account is funded legally. The specific checks depend on what you do with your account, how you usually make transactions, and the laws in your area or .
Make sure you are who you say you are and keep your account safe with Know Your Customer (KYC). If Know Your Customer (KYC) checks are needed for your withdrawal, we'll usually ask for proof of your name, date of birth, and address. We may also ask for proof of your if it's needed for regulatory checks or account verification.
For your safety, we may also ask you to prove that you own the payment method you used to deposit or withdraw money. We try to collect only the information we need for verification and to cut down on the number of times we have to ask about future payouts.
A government-issued ID or similar document that shows your full name and date of birth is needed for identity verification. Address verification is a piece of paper that has your name and current address on it. Payment method confirmation is proof that the method you used to deposit, say 50, is connected to you. Keep things moving quickly by making sure that your account information matches the information on your documents and sending in images that are clear and complete.
The withdrawal may not be released until we get a new copy of a document that is clear or has expired. Important note about privacy: KYC files are treated as private personal information. Access is only given to trained staff and approved service providers who help with verification and payouts, and only for the reasons listed in this Privacy Policy.
When you ask for 2,000 or more, or when the pattern of your deposits and withdrawals changes a lot, Source of Funds (SoF) checks may be asked for. This is because these are high-risk activities or large withdrawals. SoF is used to make sure that the money used to play games comes from legal sources and that EasyBet Casino follows the law.
Proof of salary, business income, savings, or other legal sources of the money used for play can be accepted as SoF evidence. We only ask for the SoF information we need to confirm where the money came from, and we may leave out information that isn't necessary if it makes sense to do so.
After you request a withdrawal and any necessary checks are done, the payout process may begin. That's why, as much as possible, withdrawals are sent back through the same payment method that was used to make the deposit. There may be more checks that need to be done to confirm an alternative payout destination and stop third-party withdrawals if that method is not available. If we need more information from you in order to process a payout, we will get in touch with you through official EasyBet Casino channels and let you know exactly what we need.
Avoid sending sensitive files to people you don't know and never share documents or account information through unofficial messages.
As part of its commitment to responsible gambling, EasyBet Casino offers account controls that help you keep track of your spending and time on the site. These include deposit and loss limits, time limits, and self-exclusion data. These tools are made to be simple to set up, clear when they're used, and easy to get to from your account settings.
When you use a responsible gambling control, we only process the information we need to put the restriction in place, make sure it works right, and meet safety and regulatory requirements. This could have information about your account, the type of limit you chose, the value of the limit, the start and end timestamps, and system logs that show when changes were made.
Deposit Limits let you set a limit on how much you can add to your account in a certain amount of time. Say you set a daily deposit limit of 100 . Any deposits that would bring you over that limit will be held until the limit is reset. Loss Limits help you limit your net losses over a certain amount of time. According to the rules for your account, if you have a weekly loss limit of 200 , you will not be able to play if you lose more than that amount in a week.
"Time-Out" is a short break feature that stops you from using gambling features for a certain amount of time. That means you won't be able to bet or play for 24 hours after you choose a time-out. The restriction ends on its own when the time is up. Self-Exclusion is a longer-term method that stops you from using gambling services for a certain amount of time. You can't get back into your account before the 6 months are up if you choose self-exclusion for that length of time.
We also use the information you give us when you self-exclude to help stop you from re-registering and to help enforce your self-exclusion across all of our services when needed. For these controls, we usually store the type of control that was chosen, the limit value (for example, 50 or 500 ), the timeframe, the activation date and time, the end date and time (if applicable), and a record of all changes.
We may use your account ID, technical and device identifiers, and security logs to find out if someone tries to get around an active restriction. Communication records include confirmations and service messages that show when a control is activated, when it expires, or when it is enforced. Setting limits starts working as soon as you confirm them in your account. If necessary, players may be given a chance to cool off before a limit is raised. Limits that are lowered, on the other hand, are immediately applied.
If you're having trouble setting a control or think a restriction wasn't applied correctly, please contact support so that we can check the status using the system logs and stored control data.
Using EasyBet Casino on your phone or tablet, your privacy will depend on which platform you choose (the mobile app or your mobile browser) and how your device is set up. This includes where you are and what permissions you give the casino. For security, performance, and responsible operations, we only keep track of what is necessary. We also give you useful controls so you can control what your phone shares.
When you use your phone, you can track certain things. This section explains how permissions work and how location settings can change access and compliance. You don't have to close your account if you change your mind later about most of the choices you made. In mobile apps, tracking is usually linked to an app identifier and device signals that are used to stop fraud, figure out what went wrong with a crash, and make the app more stable.
Technical information like device model, operating system version, language, time zone, and network information derived from IP addresses are some examples. App events like logins, session length, and feature interactions are another type. Cookies and other similar technologies are often used to track people on mobile browsers. To keep you logged in, remember your preferences, and keep other people from getting into your session without your permission, these are necessary.
If you allow them, analytics cookies help us figure out which pages are slow or hard to understand so we can fix them without collecting personal information that isn't needed. Tracking in your browser can be stopped by changing the cookie settings in your browser (to block, clear, or limit cookies). When you browse the web privately, your local storage is reduced after the session ends, but your network provider can still see what you're doing. Device-level privacy controls (such as limiting ad tracking, where available).
For account security and payment protection, some tracking is a must. If you turn it off, some features might not work right, like staying logged in or making a deposit of 100 without getting prompted over and over again to confirm. When you visit our site through an affiliate or promotional link, we may save a referral identifier to make sure that bonuses and campaign eligibility are applied correctly. This identifier is used to track traffic and stop abuse, not to get to your personal information.
3Rd-party services: For analytics, crash reporting, and security checks, mobile apps often rely on reputable third-party providers. These companies are only allowed to process certain technical data on our behalf, and they can only do so for the reasons we tell them to. If you allow them, push notifications will let us send you service messages (like login alerts) and, if you allow it, marketing messages. You can always turn off notifications in the settings of your device, and you'll still get important account emails.
How and when we use device signals: We may use network and device signals to find strange access patterns, account sharing, bot activity, or payment risks. This keeps your account safe and may lower the chances of having to go through extra checks when you take out 500 or more, depending on your risk level and the rules in your country.
Device fingerprinting: To stop fraud and keep things safe, we may sometimes use a mix of technical factors, such as the configuration of a browser and the settings on a device, to identify it. It's not used to read your private messages or files, and it's not used to make private profiles that have nothing to do with gaming.
Software Development Kits (SDKs): If the app has SDKs for analytics, payments, or security, those SDKs may collect system information and app event data that they need to work. We only give SDK permissions that are needed for functionality, and we keep an eye on partners to make sure they follow the rules.
Account safety reminders: Your device is part of your security perimeter even if tracking is turned off. Update your operating system, lock your screen, and don't install app packages that aren't made by the official app store. Families with kids should log out of a shared device when they're done using it, and browsers shouldn't save passwords. This lowers the chance that someone else will get in by accident.
You can reset or limit ad tracking in your device's privacy settings if your operating system has an advertising identifier and an opt-out option. The casino can still do its basic tasks without this, but personalized marketing across apps may become less effective. Cleaning up: If you delete cookies or app data, you might be able to log out and set your preferences again. Some processes may need you to sign in again if you delete data before finishing verification or a withdrawal that is still pending.
Important things to know about networks: Using public Wi-Fi can put your session at risk. If you really have to use it, don't save your credentials, and think about using a trusted connection instead for things like changing your password or confirming a 50 deposit.
The goal is to collect as little data as possible so that we can keep gameplay safe, make sure the site runs smoothly, and follow the law. Tracking phones is not how we get to contacts, photos, or personal files that are not related. Consent where needed: If you live in a place where consent is needed for tracking that isn't essential, you will be asked to input your choices in the app or on the website. At a later time, you can change these options by changing the settings for your cookies or your device.
How long tracking data is kept: Technical logs and analytics data are only kept for as long as they are needed for business purposes or because they are required by law. When needed to look into abuse or keep users safe, security logs may be kept longer.
As a precaution, change your password and contact support if you think there are problems with tracking. This includes seeing repeated logouts, strange prompts, or devices that aren't familiar in your account activity. Putting limits on tracking is not the same as having security controls on your account. For privacy in marketing, turn off marketing alerts and change how you want to be contacted in your account settings if you want to receive fewer promotional messages. You may still get service messages about security to keep your account safe.
When you use an app and a browser at the same time, you may see different privacy controls and prompts because cookies and app identifiers work in different ways. Your account information stays the same, but each platform has its own settings for tracking that are different from the others.
Tracking payments: When you make deposits or withdrawals, we may record extra technical signals to stop fraud and make sure the transactions are real. This helps make the process safer when you deposit 200 or ask for a withdrawal. Fair play and integrity: Data from devices and sessions can help find automation tools that aren't allowed and keep the integrity of the game safe. So that everyone plays fairly, the rules are enforced with this.
Your choice is important. To make your setup more privacy-focused, you can usually limit cookies that aren't needed, turn off ad tracking, and keep permissions low. While important security measures are in place, some features may not work as well, but you can still play the game and access your account.
Technical support: If you call support from your phone, we may ask for non-private diagnostic information (like the version of the app or the type of device you're using) to help us fix the problem faster. Unless it's needed to deal with a security breach, you can choose how much information to share.
Summary: When it comes to mobile privacy, control and usability need to be balanced. It's easy to manage cookies, app identifiers, and notifications at EasyBet Casino, and tracking is mostly used for security, stability, and compliance. Setting up your location and doing geo-checks can affect what services are available, how well you follow the law, and how safe you are. EasyBet Casino may need to make sure that you are accessing the platform from a legal area before letting you play, use certain promotions, or cash out.
One way to find out where you are is to use your internet connection to get your IP address. This is a common method that doesn't need GPS permission. You should only ask for device location services (GPS) if stricter geo-validation is needed in your area. To help with accuracy, network signals like Wi-Fi or mobile network data are used. If the app asks for permission to use your location, it's probably just to do some geo-checking and risk controls and not to keep track of where you go every day.
Blocking GPS and using IP-based checks instead may be possible, but in some areas this might make it harder to do things like start a real-money session or withdraw 500. Setting location permissions to Never, Ask Next Time, or While Using the App (wording varies by device) lets you change who can access your location at any time. If your device has a coarse-only setting, turn off precise location. You can turn off all system Location Services if you want to, but keep in mind that this might limit your access in places where geo-compliance is needed.
For sensitive functions, mobile operating systems need to ask for permission first. EasyBet Casino tries to ask for only the permissions it needs to run the features you want to use, and when possible, it leaves permissions off by default. The camera permission lets you scan IDs during verification or safely upload photos.
Photos and Media: to choose files when you choose to upload documents; we won't go into your library unless you tell us to. Alerts about security and, if you choose, ads. Biometrics—to make sign-in faster on devices that support it, if you want to. Where you are—for geo-checks in certain areas or risk situations. The related feature might not work if you deny a permission, but the app should still be able to do other things with your account. Later, you can take away permissions and then add them back if you need to use that feature again.
To keep your mobile play private, give access only when it's needed, choose "While Using the App" for location, and check your account often to see which devices and sessions are active. Don't save passwords on phones that other people use, and always log out after playing games.
Details about how you registered (name, date of birth, email address, phone number), how you log in and your device (IP address, browser/device identifiers), how you pay (masked card data, wallet IDs), your gameplay and transaction history, and how you talk to support are the only things we collect. It's how we handle deposits and withdrawals, make sure bonus terms are followed correctly, stop fraud, follow anti-money laundering rules, and keep your account safe. You can ask Support to see your data or change your information in your account settings or by calling them.
Trusted payment providers and encrypted connections are used to process deposits. Our servers don't keep full card numbers or CVV codes. There is no real card information stored when you choose the "save card" option. Instead, the payment company keeps a secure token. Don't use third-party cards or shared wallets because they can cause verification and deposit limits. Instead, use a method that matches your name and documents for privacy.
For safety reasons, we may ask for:
In the area for verifying your account, upload clear photos. For quick processing, make sure that the information on your account matches the paperwork exactly.
An incomplete Know Your Customer (KYC) form, account information that doesn't match, using a third-party payment method, having multiple accounts, logging in from strange places, or bonus conditions not met are all reasons why a withdrawal can be put on hold. To get things done faster, make sure your phone number and email address are confirmed, confirm your identity in one submission, and don't ask for multiple withdrawals right after each other.
If you have an active bonus, read the terms and conditions to see how many times you can cash out and the maximum amount you can be reimbursed.
Availability is based on the rules in . It is up to you to make sure that playing games online is legal where you are. We may not allow people from certain areas to register, deposit money, or play games. To meet compliance and privacy standards, we check location signals like IP and device data. To keep your mobile access safe, only use the official site, turn on two-factor authentication if it's available, create a strong password that only you know, and log out of any devices you share.
Change your password right away and contact Support to lock the account and look at activity if you think someone else has accessed it.
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