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Dragonbet Casino's Privacy Policy

Scope Of Data Collection And User Consent Procedures

Categories Of Personal Data Gathered

During registration and throughout the account lifecycle, the platform specifically collects identifiers such as full name, date of birth, email address, contact number, and payment credentials. Device specifications, logged IPs, browser fingerprints, and geolocation information are also processed when users access the site or application.

Behavioral Data And Analytics

In addition to details provided directly by the user, behavioral metrics such as login history, transaction records, and on-site activity are automatically aggregated. This makes it possible to manage risks accurately, keep an eye on security, and improve services in a way that works for each customer.

Steps To Get User Consent

  1. Before any data is processed, explicit consent is obtained during the initial account setup stage through checkboxes or interactive interface elements;
  2. Users are quickly notified by digital notice or email before any changes are made to collection parameters or new data categories are added; They must then confirm that they have received the notice;
  3. No data is used for marketing or sharing with third parties without permission.

Managing User Permissions

Users can change their consent choices at any time by going to their account dashboard. Unless the law requires it or it is necessary for business continuity, withdrawal or change of permissions takes effect right away. Detailed guidance on managing permissions is available in the support section.

Minimization And Security

Only data strictly required for account verification, transactional fulfillment, and regulatory compliance is collected. Technical and organizational protocols ensure that information is encrypted, access is restricted to authorized staff, and ongoing audits validate adherence to legal and contractual obligations.

Types Of Personal Details Handled

Account Identification Data:

  • Full legal name
  • Date of birth
  • Residential address
  • Contact numbers
  • Email address

Login Credentials:

  • Unique usernames
  • Password hashes (never in plain text)
  • Two-factor authentication details (if enabled)

Verification Documents:

  • Scanned copies or photos of identification (passport, driver’s license, national ID)
  • Proof of residence (utility bill, bank statement addressing requirements for anti-fraud and responsible gaming measures)

Transactional Records:

  • History of deposits and withdrawals
  • Payment method information (e.g., bank account or card numbers, e-wallet account IDs)
  • Currency selections
  • Transaction timestamps

Usage Metrics:

  • Logs of sessions
  • Login times and IP addresses
  • Device type and operating system
  • Gameplay history
  • Clickstream and navigation paths inside the service

Support Interactions:

  • Chat logs with customer service
  • Email back and forth
  • Calls that are recorded (if the law allows it and the person being called is told about it)

Promotional Preferences:

  • Opt-in or opt-out status for marketing messages
  • Answers to surveys and entries for prize draws

Providing certain data enables account functionality, payment processing, age verification, and regulatory compliance. If you are asked for more paperwork, you must submit it in order to keep using the services. If users have questions about specific data points that were collected or managed, they can contact the dedicated support team to get more information about how to use and store that data.

User Rights When It Comes To Managing Personal Data

Users still have certain rights when it comes to controlling the data they submit. You can ask for a summary, correction, restriction, transfer, or erasure through specific contact channels. Once every six months, you can ask for a summary report of stored records, but you must prove your identity in a secure way first. If there are mistakes or old entries, a formal request for correction can be made. The team handles these requests within 30 days, unless there is a legal reason not to. If there is a disagreement about ongoing processing, users can ask that their information not be handled while an investigation is going on. Users can ask for a digital copy of their data in a structured, machine-readable format if they want to send it to another provider. There may be limits if the requested format puts the security of third parties at risk or goes against regulatory requirements. You can remove stored entries if keeping them doesn't meet operational, legal, or contractual needs anymore. There is no way to get it back once it has been erased. To start the erasure process, go to the account settings and follow the steps given, or send a formal message through the Customer Support portal explaining what you want done. Users can still file a complaint with the appropriate supervisory authority in their area if actions taken don't meet expectations or if they have concerns about the legality of how data is handled. We look at each request based on the data protection standards that apply and the laws in the area.

Sharing Data With Third Parties: Rules And Restrictions

Sharing user data with outside parties only happens in a controlled way, according to specific contractual obligations and strict compliance with local data protection laws. Sharing with third parties mostly has to do with service providers who help run the platform, verify users' identities, process transactions, do analytics, offer marketing solutions, and make sure the platform follows the law. We never share data with people outside of our company for business reasons that aren't related to our work or for purposes that aren't allowed. Transfers need legally binding contracts that spell out limited use, privacy, and security duties. We only give out the information that is necessary to do specialized work. Other information stays private. External partners go through a lot of due diligence to make sure they follow the same technical and organizational safeguards as the company does. As required by jurisdictional law, information may be shared if required by law or at the request of authorized authorities. Cross-border transfers only happen when the jurisdictions of the international recipient offer a high level of personal data protection or there are strong legal guarantees. Users should read the privacy statements of the partner entity because their handling procedures may be different. You can always change your mind about sharing that isn't required by contacting the support channels listed on the website. Stakeholders benefit from regular reviews that make sure that all organizations with access to private data are still following the rules.

Keeping Sensitive User Information Safe

Strong security measures keep all client records safe from being accessed, lost, or used illegally. Multiple layers of encryption protect transmission channels, such as SSL/TLS protocols that meet AES-256 standards. All private information, like payment information and ID documents, stays encrypted when it's not being used and when it's being sent. Two-factor authentication (2FA) for account access and support for verification on specific devices are two examples of user authentication features. Sessions automatically end after a certain amount of time without activity to keep people from getting in without permission. We keep an eye on all access logs in real time and look into any strange activity right away. Only approved people can physically access back-end servers. All storage areas have biometric entry systems and cameras that watch over them. Only employees who are directly responsible for handling private records are allowed to do so. All employees also have to go through thorough background checks and receive regular training on how to manage data. Independent security experts do vulnerability assessments and penetration tests every three months, and any weaknesses found must be fixed. Plans for responding to security incidents are regularly tested so that any data breach leads to quick containment, internal notification, forensic analysis, and communication with affected parties as required by national and international laws.

Description Of A Security Measure

Security MeasureDescription
Encryption with SSL/TLSData transfer is safe thanks to industry-standard encryption protocols like AES-256.
Controls for AuthenticationTwo-factor authentication (2FA), session timeouts, and device recognition lower the risk of unauthorized access.
Limitations on staff accessRole-based access, regular checks, and biometric protection for sensitive storage.
Regular Security ChecksQuarterly reviews detect and resolve system vulnerabilities.
Rules for responding to incidentsImmediate notification and containment steps for possible breaches.

To further guard your details, ensure passwords are unique and never shared. Report suspicious account activity without delay. For additional guidance or to access your stored records, contact customer support via secure channels listed on the website.

Cookie Usage: Purpose And Management Options

Purpose Of Cookies

Cookies support seamless user experiences by storing session identifiers, preferred language settings, and previously selected game filters. Functional cookies keep track of unusual login events to protect the integrity of the platform and automate logins across visits. Analytical cookies collect information about how often you visit a site, how long you stay there, and how you navigate it. This information is used to improve services and find performance problems. Some cookies make sure that financial transactions go through correctly and let you get help in real time through chat tools.

Types Of Cookies

  • Only What Is Necessary: Mandatory for accessing secure sections, serving content based on location, managing authentication.
  • Performance: Collect metrics about error messages, load times, and responsiveness, optimizing platform stability.
  • Preference: Remember your choices for language, notification settings, and custom interface settings.
  • Marketing: Track engagement with promotional banners, newsletter signups, and external advertising sources.

Choices For Management And Control

Users can change cookie permissions at any time through their account dashboards or their browser settings. When you clear your browser's cache, it removes persistent cookies. Session-only cookies, on the other hand, expire automatically when you log out or close the window. Most browsers have a detailed cookie manager in the "Privacy & Security" settings. This lets you look at, turn off, or delete cookies by category or origin. For device-specific control, consider installing reputable privacy extensions, enabling notification for each cookie request. Platform footer links give you direct access to your cookie choices, such as blocking advertising cookies or turning on "Do Not Track" preferences. If you don't want non-essential cookies, you may not be able to use some features or personalize your account, but you can still access all of its core functions.

Ways To Get In Touch For Policy Questions

Users can get help with questions or requests for clarification about how we handle data through a number of dedicated support channels.

Questions By Email:

Send your questions to [email protected]. People who work here are trained in regulatory compliance and try to give accurate feedback within two business days. To speed up the resolution of your case, please attach any relevant reference numbers or screenshots.

Contact Form:

Use the safe online form at /data-request. Fill out the required fields, select the subject (either "Personal Data Request" or "Correction Request"), and send in any supporting documents that are needed. Our team uses encrypted communication to keep things private.

For Urgent Cases, Call The Support Line At +44 1234 567890.

It is open Monday through Friday from 09:00 to 18:00 GMT. Before you call, make sure you have your account ID and registered email address ready to prove who you are. Please keep in mind that phone support only helps with certain data issues; general customer service questions are sent to the right place.

Postal Correspondence:

You can send regulatory requests or formal notifications to our registered office at 5th Floor, 60 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1UN, United Kingdom. If you can't settle a disagreement or it gets worse, you can file a complaint with the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) through their website. Always keep a copy of your letters for future reference. We suggest using the contact method that best fits the urgency and sensitivity of your question. People with certified expertise in protecting user data keep an eye on all channels.

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