Cybet Privacy Policy

A dedicated privacy policy governs how personal data is collected, processed, and stored at Cybet Online Casino. The document covers all interactions — from registration and crypto transactions to gameplay and customer support requests. The platform operates under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority license (ALSI-202409034-FI2) and follows applicable data protection standards. Sections below break down each component of data handling — what information is gathered, the lawful basis for processing, user rights, and the security measures in place.

Data We Collect

Two categories of information are gathered when users interact with the platform: details provided directly during registration and transactions, and technical records captured automatically during browsing sessions. The scope of collection is limited to what is required for account management, transaction processing, and regulatory compliance.

An email address is the only mandatory field during account creation. Wallet addresses for supported cryptocurrencies are recorded each time a deposit or withdrawal is made through any of the 12 available digital currencies — including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Solana. Full name and date of birth may be requested only when identity verification is triggered by unusual activity or regulatory requirements.

Server logs and standard web protocols capture non-personal records automatically. This includes IP addresses, browser versions, operating systems, pages viewed, and time spent per section. The platform uses this technical information to monitor performance, flag unusual access patterns, and improve service quality. No additional personal details are required for standard gameplay or account operation.

Legal Grounds for Processing

Every instance of personal information handling on the platform is tied to a specific lawful basis. The following grounds apply to all processing activities within the scope of the policy:

• Contractual necessity. Account creation, deposit and withdrawal execution, and service delivery require processing registration and payment information. Without these records, platform access and crypto fund transfers cannot be provided.
• Legitimate interest. Fraud prevention, risk monitoring, and platform security fall under the operator’s legitimate interest to protect users and operations. Unusual activity — such as repeated failed logins, IP changes, or device switching — may trigger additional verification steps.
• Legal obligation. Anti-money laundering (AML) regulations and gambling licensing rules may require identity verification. While the platform operates as a No-KYC-friendly service with email-only registration, the right to request documents is reserved when mandated by law or flagged by internal controls.
• User consent. Marketing communications and non-essential tracking technologies are activated only with explicit permission. Consent can be withdrawn at any time through account settings or browser controls.

Each activity is mapped to its specific ground, and information is not used beyond the scope of its original purpose.

Cookies and Tracking Technologies

Several types of browser-based storage methods are active during sessions on the platform. Each file placed on a visitor’s device serves a specific operational, analytical, or functional purpose.

Core platform functions — login states, security tokens, and transaction processing — depend on essential storage files. Disabling them prevents normal use of the site.

Aggregated and anonymized visitor interaction records help evaluate how different site sections perform. This information identifies performance bottlenecks and supports page load optimization.

Individual settings, including language selection, are retained through functional storage files. The platform currently supports 13 languages, and clearing these files resets preferences to default values on the next visit.

Browser controls allow users to manage their preferences directly. Most modern browsers support blocking or deleting specific file categories. Restricting these technologies may limit certain features of the platform.

Data Sharing with Third Parties

No personal information is sold to advertisers, marketing networks, or data brokers under any circumstances. Sharing with external parties occurs only in specific, limited scenarios:

• Service providers. Trusted partners supporting platform operations — including hosting, analytics, and customer support infrastructure — may access certain user records. These providers are bound by contracts that restrict processing to defined purposes.
• Legal and regulatory authorities. Information may be disclosed when required by applicable laws, court orders, or official government requests. This includes AML compliance and obligations under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority licensing framework.
• Business transfers. If a merger, acquisition, or asset sale occurs, user records may transfer to the new entity as part of the transaction. Affected users receive notification of any changes in handling practices.
• Fraud prevention. Limited records may be shared with specialized security services to protect platform integrity and user accounts from unauthorized access or financial abuse.

All third-party recipients are subject to contractual protection obligations. Transfer of information is logged and audited to maintain accountability.

User Rights

Depending on jurisdiction and applicable local regulations, several controls are available to users regarding their personal information stored on the platform:

• Access. A full copy of stored personal records can be requested. This includes registration details, transaction history, and technical information linked to the account.
• Correction. Inaccurate or outdated profile information can be updated upon request. Accurate records support proper account management and transaction histories.
• Deletion. Removal of personal records from platform systems can be requested. Exceptions apply — specific information may be retained to meet legal obligations, resolve disputes, or enforce existing agreements.
• Restriction of processing. Objections to certain processing activities can be submitted, along with requests to limit how information is used. This applies particularly to non-essential operations such as analytics and marketing.
• Submission process. Requests can be directed to the support team at [email protected] or through the 24/7 live chat. Based on the operator’s experience, most requests are handled within a reasonable timeframe. Identity confirmation may be required before changes take effect.

Policy Updates and Security Incidents

Revisions to the current document may occur periodically to reflect changes in regulations, platform features, or operational practices. The most recent update was published on 13 April 2026.

• Revision schedule. Modifications are posted on the dedicated page with an updated effective date.
• Change notifications. Significant updates affecting how information is collected, processed, or shared are communicated through email or prominent on-site announcements.
• Periodic review. Users are encouraged to check the relevant page regularly to stay informed about current handling practices.
• Breach response protocol. If a breach or security incident occurs, a structured response process is activated: identifying the scope, containing the threat, and notifying affected users within a reasonable timeframe.
• Technical safeguards. All transmissions are protected through TLS/HTTPS encryption. Withdrawal requests may require confirmation via email and/or two-factor authentication (Google Authenticator). Continuous monitoring systems flag suspicious account behavior — such as new device logins or geographic anomalies — for manual review.
• Account recovery. Users who suspect unauthorized access should contact support immediately via live chat or [email protected], providing the most recent deposit transaction hash as proof of ownership.

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