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To make your account more secure, turn on two-factor authentication in your settings. Make sure your payment information stays private. Transactions like depositing $ or withdrawing $ are encrypted using advanced protocols that meet Canada standards. Our dedicated experts keep an eye on systems all the time, so all activity, including the balance in $, is safe from breaches. State-of-the-art technology stores each user's personal and financial information separately from gameplay data. Account holders can ask for, change, or delete their personal records at any time, which gives them full control. Verified contact methods make it easy to quickly get in touch about any updates or notifications about your profile or security settings. It is against the law to use records for anything other than legitimate purposes, such as managing accounts, following the law, processing payments, and stopping fraud. Don't share your credentials with anyone else, and don't give out personal information to third parties. If you need help changing your access settings or want to know more about Canada rules for handling personal information, please contact our specialised team.
Always choose safe ways to sign up, since you'll need to provide personal information like your address, contact information, and ID documents to set up an account. We also collect this information when we check your identity, process withdrawals in $, and answer customer service questions. When you use a website, it automatically records information about your IP address, device type, and history of interactions. We use these metrics to make the site run better, fix technical problems, and customise content to fit individual needs. Transactional and banking information are necessary for processing payments. When you add money to your balance or ask for a payout in $, make sure to only use approved payment methods to keep your financial information safe. The information that is collected is used to meet contractual obligations, like processing deposits, checking accounts, and following the rules set by Canada. Account confirmations and updates on features are examples of targeted communication that is only sent when necessary or when permission has been given. To improve services and make the game more fun for players, anonymised analytical data is looked at from time to time to find patterns. This could include third-party service providers, who are legally required to protect any information they handle.
Always make sure you agree to all the terms before you fill out a registration form or start using your account. There are clear checkboxes or digital signatures that show that players have chosen to opt in. This makes sure that Canada rules are followed and that Canadian players are open about what they are doing. Account holders can see their current consent preferences at any time by going to their profile settings. They can also easily withdraw their consent by following the menu prompts. However, withdrawing consent may affect some functions or eligibility for promotions.
We only get personal information through specific channels, like registration forms, payment processing gateways, technical support requests, and participation in loyalty programs. Sensitive information, like documents needed to prove identity, protect $ withdrawals, or confirm payment authorisation, is encrypted both when it is stored and when it is sent. We only log passive information like IP addresses, device identifiers, or usage analytics to make our services more stable or to find suspicious behaviour. We never use this information for unauthorised advertising or profiling by third parties. Users can customise their contact and communication preferences through their dashboard, which gives them full control over the marketing materials and updates they receive. Recommendation: To reduce exposure, check recorded permissions and data visibility settings on a regular basis. Also, use two-factor authentication to protect access to financial areas and $ management.
Only give account information to partners who help run the platform directly, like payment processors who handle $ transactions or technical providers who make sure the software is stable. Before sharing any information, make sure that the contract includes protections that stop affiliates from selling or misusing personal records.
Legal checks are done on outside requests for sensitive records, like government enquiries, before they are approved. No information is given to third parties unless Canada law requires it. All marketing messages sent by outside vendors use only anonymised or aggregated profiles, so it's impossible to identify anyone directly.
You can choose not to receive certain disclosures by sending a request through your account portal. Local data laws say that changes must be made within certain time frames. Partners must follow recognised data safety standards for cross-border transfers outside of Canada. This makes sure that the same protections are in place no matter where the data is. For full transparency, transactional data, like your $ balance or deposit history, is still limited to people who have signed a contract to keep it private. Under no circumstances do advertising networks or other groups get player records.
You can check, change, or delete information about your profile in the "My Account" section or by sending a formal request through customer support channels. Requests for copies of stored personal information will be handled within 30 days. Make sure that identification is given for safety reasons.
As required by law, we keep personal information that is needed for legal compliance, such as $ transaction history. All records related to your removal request will be permanently deleted once it is approved and the legal requirements for keeping them have passed. Account holders will get an email or message confirming that the deletion process is complete. All changes are made without affecting the integrity of past transactions or the records of $ withdrawals that are needed for regulatory audits.
We only keep records that are linked to player accounts for as long as we need to to meet legal requirements, settle disputes, and keep our operations running smoothly. According to Canada compliance standards, personal information, transaction histories, and communication logs are kept for at least five years after an account is closed.
| Timeframes for keeping records of key information | Period of Retention | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Verify identity | Five years | Checks for compliance with rules and safety |
| Money transfers (deposits, withdrawals in $) | Five years | Requirements for fighting money laundering |
| Logs of account activity | five years after the account was deactivated | Stopping fraud and defending yourself in court |
| Preferences for marketing | Until the person updates or deletes it | Communication that is tailored to you |
When the required retention periods are over, the information is either anonymised or safely deleted from all systems. To keep people from getting into them without permission, backup records with legacy information are deleted on the same schedule. Customers can ask for faster erasure if the law allows it. We do regular system audits to make sure that all account holders follow the retention schedules without fail. This keeps things open and honest and makes sure that we follow the rules.
Please use one of the secure communication channels below to contact the dedicated support team with any questions about how to use and protect your personal information.
All channels are designed to comply with Canadian data regulations, ensuring confidential handling of queries and timely updates on the resolution of your requests.
Bonus
for first deposit
1000CAD + 250 FS
