Privacy Policy
This privacy policy explains what information is collected, why it is needed, how long it is kept, who it is shared with and the rights you hold over it. The principle matches the cashier's: collect what the service requires, protect it properly and never sell it.
What Data Is Collected
Registration collects your email address and account preferences. Verification collects identity documents — a photo ID and proof of address — because the licence requires the casino to know its players before paying out. Play generates a record of sessions, bets, wins and payment movements, and the site collects standard technical data such as device type, browser and approximate location for security and performance.
Payment data
The cashier touches no card data because there are no cards: cryptocurrency transactions are recorded by their public identifiers, and the addresses you withdraw to are stored in your address book under your control.
Why the Data Is Needed
Account data runs the account: balances, bonuses, rakeback, VIP progress and the safer-gambling tools all depend on it. Verification data satisfies the licence's identity and anti-money-laundering obligations. Technical data keeps the site fast and blocks automated abuse.
Marketing messages
Promotional emails and notifications go only to players who opted in, and every message carries a working unsubscribe. Opting out never affects the service messages — withdrawal confirmations, security alerts — that the account genuinely needs.
How Long Data Is Kept
Account and transaction records are kept for the retention periods the licence and financial regulations require, which extend for a number of years after an account closes. Data that no regulation requires is deleted or anonymised once the service stops needing it.
Cookies
The site uses cookies to keep you signed in, remember preferences and measure performance. Essential cookies run the session; analytics cookies are aggregated and do not identify you personally. Your browser can refuse non-essential cookies and the site continues to work, although login persistence depends on the session cookie.
Data on the blockchain
One property of a crypto cashier deserves plain statement: blockchain transactions are public by design. The casino records the transaction identifiers needed to settle your payments, and the privacy of your wallet address on the public ledger is yours to manage — a fresh address per withdrawal is the standard practice for players who want it.
Who Data Is Shared With
Data is shared only with the parties the service requires: verification services to check documents, game studios to settle bets, and regulators where the licence obliges disclosure. Every processor is bound by contract to use the data only for the service provided. Personal data is never sold, and no third party receives it for their own marketing.
Security
Connections are encrypted end to end, access to personal data inside the operation is limited to staff who need it, and security events are logged and reviewed.
Your Rights
You may request a copy of the personal data held about you, ask for inaccurate data to be corrected, and — where no regulation requires retention — ask for deletion. Requests go through the contact page and are answered within a reasonable statutory window. If you believe your data has been handled wrongly, the same route opens a privacy case, reviewed separately from ordinary support and answered with the specific data, the legal basis and the outcome. Where a concern cannot be resolved directly, you may escalate it to the relevant data-protection authority.