Raptor Casino's Privacy Policy For Safe And Private Online Gaming

By choosing advanced encryption protocols available on every registration, you can keep your account information, transaction history, and deposits in $ safe. By turning on two-factor authentication in your profile settings, you make it harder for people who shouldn't be able to access your account to do so. Players from Canadian benefit from local data storage rules that follow Canada laws about personal information and digital payments. You can withdraw or deposit $ right away, and you can be sure that every transaction is watched for suspicious activity and done over secure channels. To lower the risks to your data and money, we check your age, your address, and do regular security audits. Customers can see how their contact and payment information is handled, and they must give their permission before any use that isn't necessary for a transaction. Account holders can ask for records, changes, or complete deletion of personally identifiable information at any time through the support portal. You can use secure communication channels to address any concerns you have about how your data is being handled, giving you full control over your digital footprint. For Canadian customers, following Canada privacy laws strictly means that any disputes can be settled locally if necessary. To protect your interests, change your passwords often, check your permissions, and call our certified team for help keeping your balance in $. Sign up now to feel safe and secure during every session.

How To Collect And Use Personal Information

To keep your account information safe when you sign up, choose strong passwords and turn on two-factor authentication.

To make sure that the system is secure and compliant, every user profile must include accurate identification information, contact information, and financial information.

Ways To Collect Data

You can get information by entering it directly when you create an account, make a payment (like a deposit to $ or a withdrawal request), or use the platform's features.

Cookies and tracking pixels are examples of automated tools that keep track of the types of devices, browsing habits, and session lengths for analytics and fraud prevention.

Retention Period For Data

Taking Care Of And Sharing

Encryption and advanced access controls are used to keep personal information safe.

Only staff members who have been given permission can get in.

Payment processors and regulators may only get access to data for compliance, payment processing, and verification tasks that are set out by Canada law and industry standards.

If you want to change, limit, or delete your account information, please contact support. They will handle your requests in accordance with the law and company policy.

Ways To Encrypt Data To Keep Transactions Safe

• Before making a payment or sending sensitive information, always check the website address bar to make sure HTTPS is there.
• This makes sure that data is sent using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, which is stronger than the old SSL standards.
• TLS 1.3 encrypts all information sent, including your $ payment instructions, so that no one else can see or read the transaction flows.
• 256-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) protects all financial information, including credit card numbers and e-wallet credentials. This is in line with Canada regulatory requirements for safe online transactions.
• Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) handle and store private keys, and they are never shared with other systems, which greatly lowers the risk of compromise.
• The PBKDF2 and SHA-256 algorithms are used to salt and hash user authentication information. This means that passwords are still hard to read even if someone gets to them.
• Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security by requiring a one-time code sent to your registered device when you withdraw money or check your account balances.
• Automated transaction monitoring tools find problems by looking at patterns in real time.
• Secure payment gateways work with encryption and tokenisation solutions to replace real payment information with random tokens while the transaction is being processed. This keeps the original data safe from access within internal systems.
• For Canadian account holders, following international standards like ISO/IEC 27001 and the current GDPR rules makes sure that personal and financial information stays safe at every step of the transaction.

How To Handle Cookies And Tracking Technologies At Raptor Casino

• Change your browser settings to manage cookie storage and tracking by third parties.
• To limit the collection of personal data, turn off cookies that you don't need through the account dashboard or directly in your browser.
• You can turn off targeted marketing by changing your tracking preferences in the cookie management pop-up.
• You can't turn off essential cookies that keep transactions safe, but you can always change the settings for analytics and personalisation.
• Session cookies keep account holders logged in, which stops people from doing things they shouldn't be able to do when they deposit or withdraw money in $.
• You can delete cookies that aren't necessary without affecting your ability to pay or play.
• Cookies that are only used to improve performance and protect customer information keep data for the shortest time required by law.
• Participants from Canadian can learn about their rights over tracking data by looking at the digital privacy laws in their area.
• To have more control, use browser add-ons to block scripts and trackers from other sites when you visit our services.
• You can get to the cookie consent settings from the link in the footer of every page.

Sharing Information With Partners And Other People

• Only give access to your account information to outside services or partners that you know and trust.
• Payment processors, fraud prevention experts, or customer service agents may only get information that is necessary for their jobs.
• Check to see if a third-party service is allowed to operate in Canada before letting them handle your deposits or withdrawals in $.
• We never sell, rent, or trade personal data with companies that aren't related to marketing.
• When you share data with partners, you only give them the bare minimum they need, like to confirm a transaction, run technical diagnostics, or follow the rules set by government agencies.
• Each partner is legally required to follow strict rules about keeping information private that meet both national and international standards.
• You can choose not to share non-essential information by changing your preferences in your account dashboard or by contacting support directly.
• We regularly check access logs and data transfers to make sure that no one is using or exposing them without permission.

Requirements And Disclosures That Are Required By Law

Only if there is a verified legal request can personal information be given to the government or police.

The appointed data protection officer keeps track of and reviews each disclosure to make sure it follows Canadian law and protects your interests.

User Rights And Choices For Handling Personal Data

• You can ask for access to your personal records or fix wrong information at any time through your account dashboard.
• If you want to export your entire dataset in a format that most machines can read, you need to send in a verified request.
• Use the "Delete Account" feature or get in touch with customer service to delete your profile or certain information.
• Requests are usually handled within four weeks, unless they need to be kept for legal reasons in Canada.
• Withdrawal of Consent: To stop getting marketing messages or to take back your consent for optional data collection, go to the communication centre and change your settings.
• Notification Settings: You can change how you get alerts about deposits, withdrawals in $, and gameplay right in your account settings.
• Restriction Requests: Limit processing for certain purposes, which stops both data sharing and profiling in line with Canada law.
• Portability: Get a copy of your stored data and ask for a secure transfer to another service provider if it is possible.
• You can file a complaint about how your data was used or how it was handled through the support portal.
• If the problem isn't fixed, you can take it to the appropriate supervisory authority in Canada.
• You can always access and change your preferences for data storage, correction, removal, and export for free, unless Canada laws say otherwise.
• Make sure your profile information is up to date so that you can always access it and pass AML checks for $ transactions.

Actions Taken To Stop Unauthorised Access

• When you log into your account, turn on two-factor authentication for extra security.
• Always use a password that is both unique and hard to guess.
• Change your passwords often and never share them.
• To lower security risks, individual user sessions automatically end after a certain amount of time without activity.
• All servers that store private data are kept in secure buildings that are only accessible to a few people and are watched around the clock.
• Only certain staff members with special clearance can access sensitive information, and every attempt to do so is logged and reviewed.
• Regular automated vulnerability assessments and manual intrusion testing keep defences up to date against new threats.
• Firewall systems keep an eye on all network traffic coming in and going out all the time, stopping any suspicious activity right away.
• Dedicated anti-fraud algorithms check every deposit or withdrawal of $ for strange behaviour.
• Before money can be sent or account information can be changed, any strange behaviour will set off multi-step verification.
• If there are any suspicious login attempts, account holders are immediately notified so they can confirm or deny the action.
• If a breach is suspected, quick account lockdown procedures are put in place to protect user data and balances.