The Privacy Policy sets out the procedures for the collection, processing and protection of personal data on the Cybet platform. When creating an account, only a minimum amount of information is requested. The use of personal information is limited to data without which the gaming process would be technically impossible. Below, we explain in detail exactly what data is recorded, for what purposes it is used, how security is organised, and what rights account holders have.
How Cybet Handles Personal Data
Data collection begins when an account is created and continues throughout your interaction with the crypto casino. The platform processes certain categories of information necessary for its smooth operation and to comply with regulatory requirements:
| Data Category | Specific Elements | Processing Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Account Data | Email address, temporary registration timestamp | User authentication and communication |
| Technical Data | IP addresses, device identifiers, browser type | Security monitoring |
| Activity Logs | Session duration, game history, bet records | Platform optimization and risk control |
| Financial Data | Cryptocurrency transaction hashes, wallet addresses | Deposit and withdrawal processing |
Cybet operates as a No-KYC-friendly platform. Standard registration requires only a valid email address; identity documents are not requested by default. However, the security department reserves the right to request verification documents (including official identity documents) if internal risk control systems detect suspicious behaviour or if required by anti-money laundering (AML) regulations.
How Cybet Uses Personal Data
Personal information is used solely for designated operational purposes and for security reasons. The platform does not monetise data, nor does it sell or share user records with third-party marketing agencies.
The scope of work includes:
- Account authentication and system management;
- Processing of cryptocurrency deposits and withdrawals;
- Fraud detection, prevention of multiple account creation, and compliance with AML requirements;
- Technical support and handling of user enquiries.
Data transfer to external infrastructures is limited by technical requirements, such as the broadcasting of transactions to public blockchain networks during the processing of withdrawals. System logs and game histories are only reviewed when automated security tools detect anomalies or potential threats.
Data Security and Privacy Protection
The platform employs a security system to prevent unauthorised access to data and eliminate single points of failure. The security system is based on five key mechanisms:
- TLS/HTTPS encryption — protection of all external connections at the data transmission level
- Account verification — email confirmation and two-factor authentication (2FA)
- Blockchain transaction processing — an immutable ledger as the basis for transparent auditing
- Real-time activity monitoring — automatic anomaly detection
- Manual verification — security team review and control of high-risk transactions
All external connections use TLS/HTTPS encryption protocols, ensuring data security during transmission. Cryptocurrency transactions are executed directly on the blockchain, where the immutability of the ledger ensures transparent auditing. Account security relies on mandatory verification steps: withdrawals and profile changes require confirmation via email or two-factor authentication (2FA) using Google Authenticator.
User Rights, Breaches, and Liability
Registered players retain certain rights regarding their stored personal data. Users are entitled to:
- request access to your data profile and obtain information about what data is stored on the platform;
- correct inaccurate records — if the data is out of date or contains errors;
- request the deletion of information — provided there are no overriding regulatory obligations to retain it.
A data breach is defined as any unauthorised access to, alteration, disclosure or loss of personal data. If an incident poses a significant risk to user security, the platform will provide immediate notification along with updates on the resolution of the issue.
Responsibility for data security is shared on the basis of operational controls:
- The platform is responsible for the integrity of the infrastructure, the protection of databases and the proper functioning of all technical security measures;
- The account holder is liable for any security breaches resulting from the compromise of personal devices, the disclosure of login credentials to third parties or the absence of active 2FA protection.