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We only collect the information we need to set up your account, process transactions, check your age and identity, and make sure we follow the rules. This includes information about how to get in touch, identification documents, payment records, and device data.
We use the records we collect to protect your account, meet legal requirements, find and stop fraud, and send you personalised messages like special offers. All steps follow the most recent laws about how to handle data in your area and around the world.
You can use essential and analytical tracking tools to make your website run better, fix problems, and make your experience better. You can easily change your preferences to have full control over non-essential cookies. When necessary, information may be shared with trusted partners like payment processors, age verification agencies, and regulatory authorities. All partners agree to the same strict rules for protecting data.
All records are kept in safe places with strong encryption and limited access policies to keep them safe. We keep our security systems up to date so that no one can use them without permission.
You can ask for access to your stored records at any time, fix mistakes, limit use, or ask for deletion if the law allows it. Please get in touch with our dedicated support team if you have any questions about data.
We keep personal information only as long as the law or business needs it. All records are safely deleted once the retention period is over. To stay up to date on changes to our legal frameworks and safeguarding procedures, read our full documentation on a regular basis.
| Data Type | Acquisition Method | Protection Measure |
|---|---|---|
| Identification Details | Forms for registration | Encryption from start to finish and access control |
| Financial Credentials | Payment Gateway Integration | Tokenisation and PCI DSS Compliance |
| Device Data | Tools for automatic tracking | Secure logging of document uploads and anonymisation |
| KYC Verification Steps | Temporary secure storage and limited access | Data retention follows a strict schedule set by industry rules. After that, the records are permanently deleted. |
HTTPS, firewalls, and anti-malware tools protect all network communications. They also look for possible breaches and flag any suspicious activity for immediate review. Your profile panel lets you look over collection procedures and change your personal preferences. Two-factor verification options and account activity logs give you more control and peace of mind about the security of your data.
To open a profile on the platform, you need to give a lot of different kinds of information. This is to make sure that everyone is safe and that the site follows the law. Below is a list of common information that is required during the sign-up process, along with helpful tips on how to fill it out.
You need a valid email address and mobile number to get messages about your account activity, transaction alerts, and verification. Make sure both are active and easy to get to.
To make sure people are eligible and stop people from trying to register more than once, they need to give their legal first and last names, gender, and date of birth. You may need to upload a document, like a passport or government-issued ID, to finish getting your account approved or to make a withdrawal.
Your home address, city, and country information make sure you follow the rules of your jurisdiction and make it easier to get regional offers. Make sure you enter this information correctly, as mistakes could make it harder to access or withdraw.
You must make a unique username and a strong password. Use a mix of upper- and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters to maximize protection.
Input of credit/debit card information, e-wallet account, or bank account is required to facilitate deposits and withdrawals. Only personal payment sources are accepted. Double-check all entries to avoid transaction delays.
Selections regarding deposit limits, session duration, or self-exclusion preferences can be set during sign-up or updated later. These options enhance safe engagement. Submitting correct and truthful details during registration expedites approval and reduces the likelihood of disruptions. Retain all submitted data for future reference, especially for verification inquiries or account recovery situations.
Cookies, web beacons, pixels, and similar tracking tools serve a variety of purposes on this platform. These technologies record preferences, enhance navigation, and facilitate secure sign-ins. Essential cookies support core functions, such as authentication and fraud prevention. Without these, access to key features may become restricted. Analytical cookies gather data about site interactions–pages visited, session length, and frequency of returns. This information assists in refining interface usability and personalizing displayed content. For example, historical browsing patterns inform which games or promotions appear most frequently during subsequent sessions. Third-party tracking scripts, including tools like Google Analytics and affiliate link trackers, provide insights into campaign performance and referral sources. These may collect anonymous browsing data, which keeps privacy standards in check while still allowing for accurate traffic analysis. You can usually change the settings for these tools using your browser's controls or the cookie management panels on the website. Cookies for advertising help show targeted ads that are based on your past behaviour or interests. If you choose not to use these, it may affect relevance but not core functionality. You can also use local storage and similar tools to keep preferences or session tokens between visits for better continuity. Refusing or deleting certain cookies may alter your experience, including login requirements or personalized recommendations. Consult your browser's instructions for cookie management or adjust preferences in the account dashboard at any time.
Under certain rules, the platform sends certain records to outside parties. Payment service providers (for processing transactions and keeping an eye out for fraud), identity verification agencies (for checking age and identity), and government agencies (for following the law and reporting requirements) are some of the partners that get this data. All disclosures are subject to contractual clauses that require confidentiality, data minimisation, and compliance with relevant data protection laws. No one who has signed a contract can use shared information for their own purposes that are not related to the services they agreed to provide. People who work together outside the European Economic Area must make sure they have the same protections, like binding corporate rules or standard contractual clauses that the European Commission has approved. A risk assessment is done before any cross-border transmission is allowed to make sure it is safe and follows the law. We don't sell or license any records about your leisure activities, payment information, or verification results to marketing companies, data brokers, or other unknown partners. There are clear ways to opt out of any optional partnerships with outside brands for promotions or loyalty programs. It is a good idea to check your account settings and communication preferences on a regular basis to protect your interests even more. When you ask a question about data, you get a direct notification about the involvement of any connected entity. You also get ways to limit or object to certain processing activities involving third-party contractors.
By logging into the secure area of the platform, each account holder can check and fix records linked to their profile. Once they have logged in, people should go to the "Account Settings" section to see their current contact information, payment options, and ways to get in touch with them. The editable fields are clearly marked, so you can change your address, phone number, and email right away. If you want to change sensitive information like your birth date or legal name, you may need to show proof of the change. A secure upload portal is available for this. If there are problems or changes need to be made to information that can't be changed directly through the dashboard, you can ask for help through the support centre. To start this process, go to the "Help" page and click on "Data Access Request." Users can follow specific instructions to request data review, export, or correction. Each submission gets a unique reference code to keep track of progress, and the target response times are clearly shown. Account holders can also ask for records of past transactions, consent history, or activities that have taken place on their account. Requests like these are handled after the identity of the person making the request has been checked. All information given in response to these questions is sent over encrypted channels, and the account owner can access it through a secure download link that will stop working after a certain amount of time. In the profile portal, the "Data Retention" section shows how long each dataset will be kept. When an account is closed, a formal process for deleting or anonymising data starts, but only if the law requires it to be kept. If you need more help or information about limiting, changing, or deleting records, you can contact dedicated support staff through the secure messaging feature in your personal dashboard.
Every person who has an account has the right to ask for their personal records to be taken out of the database. To start the erasure process, go to the account settings menu and choose the data management section. There is a link that says "Remove My Details" that starts the formal process of removing your information. Verification of identity is necessary after the request has been submitted. This step makes sure that only real account holders can use the removal commands. Sending a secure code to your registration email or having support staff call you back are two common ways to confirm your identity. All unnecessary information, like your contact address, transaction history, and device fingerprints, will be deleted within 30 days of validation. Transaction records that are required by law will only be kept for the time required by law and will not be available for marketing or profile building. You can check on the progress of your removal request at any time by logging in and going to the "Data Requests" dashboard. You can file an extra appeal if you think that certain information wasn't completely deleted. To do this, you can contact customer service through live chat or encrypted email. Keep in mind that deleting required information for payment disputes or regulatory reasons may be delayed or denied only to follow current laws. In these rare cases, a full explanation and the expected time frame for keeping the information are always given. To keep your security up to date, best practices say you should log out of all your devices and delete cookies after you request to be removed. After the finalisation, you will need to create a new account to restore the same profile data. This will not bring back content that was previously deleted.
There are several ways to talk about data practices, and each one is meant to make it easier to get quick answers and solve problems.
If you have questions about how we use, collect, or manage data, please email [email protected]. Written requests let you describe problems in detail and make it easier to share documents when more proof is needed.
If you need sensitive records, have questions about GDPR, or want to make a formal complaint, please fill out the secure web form at https://www.bet-target.com/dpo-contact to get in touch with the Data Protection Officer. Usually, answers are given within 30 days, which is what the rules say.
You can find it in the site's contact section. It's best to use live chat for general questions about your account, cookie preferences, or managing your consent. Support is available 24/7, and there are ways to move up the chain for more complicated requests.
You can send written notices to the Data Request Team at Target Technologies Ltd, 12 Mediterranean Avenue, Suite 3, Sliema, Malta, SLM 15. For quick processing, include a reference number (if you have one) and clearly state what the problem is. When you make a request or raise a concern, be sure to include the subject, the account that is affected (if applicable), and any supporting documents. Before any private information is shared or actions are taken on your stored data, you may need to prove your identity. Any letters or emails about how to opt out, revoke consent, or report suspected misuse are handled based on how serious they are and what laws apply. Responses adhere to timelines established by European data protection authorities and other relevant bodies.
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