Scope and basis of this privacy document
This privacy document explains how personal data is collected, processed, protected, disclosed, and securely destroyed on this online platform. It applies to all users in Ghana who access the services.
Processing of information is grounded in user consent, contractual necessity, legitimate interests, and legal duties. Where required, additional safeguards align to global standards such as GDPR principles. Users may withdraw consent at any time subject to legal and regulatory obligations.
Personal data we collect and how it is protected
Personal data we collect
- Identification: name, date of birth, nationality, resident address, ID numbers and verification records as part of KYC checks.
- Contact details: email, mobile number, postal address.
- Account data: username, preferences, responsible gaming settings, communication choices.
- Transaction data: deposits, withdrawals, betting history, winnings, payment instrument details stored by payment providers.
- Technical data: IP address, device identifiers, browser type, operating system, app version, log files, cookies and similar technologies.
- Compliance data: sanctions screening, PEP screening results, fraud flags, dispute records.
Why we collect this information
- To open and manage accounts and provide online services securely.
- To process payments, verify identity, and prevent fraud and money laundering.
- To meet obligations under Ghanaian law, including the Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843), the Anti‑Money Laundering framework, and directions from competent authorities.
- To improve website performance, user experience, and customer support.
- To conduct analytics for service quality, risk management, and integrity of games and sports betting.
Security measures
- Encryption in transit using TLS, and encryption or tokenisation for sensitive records where appropriate.
- Strict access controls, role‑based permissions, multi‑factor access for staff, and activity logging.
- Segregation of environments, firewalls, intrusion monitoring, and vulnerability management.
- Vetting and confidentiality obligations for employees and service providers.
- Incident response procedures and regular security reviews.
User rights
- Access: request a copy of personal information and an explanation of processing.
- Correction: ask to fix inaccurate or incomplete data.
- Deletion: request erasure where retention is not required by law.
- Restriction and objection: limit or object to processing in specific circumstances.
- Portability: receive certain data in a commonly used format where applicable.
Compliance and oversight
- Processing follows the Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843) and guidance of the Data Protection Commission of Ghana.
- Where relevant, processing is aligned to GDPR principles of lawfulness, fairness, transparency, purpose limitation, data minimisation, accuracy, storage limitation, and integrity and confidentiality.
- Queries or complaints may be raised through the support channels listed on the website or directly to the Data Protection Commission of Ghana.
Data retention
- Personal data is kept only for as long as needed for the services or as required by law.
- Records linked to financial transactions and due diligence may be retained for up to five years or longer if mandated by applicable statutes and regulatory guidance.
- Data scheduled for disposal is securely deleted or irreversibly anonymised.
How we use personal information
Lawful, fair, and transparent use
- Account servicing and operations: create accounts, authenticate sign‑ins, process bets, handle payouts, and provide customer support.
- Payments and withdrawals: process transactions through approved payment services and banks, and keep transaction records for auditing.
- Safety and compliance: verify identity, prevent fraud, detect abuse, meet anti‑money laundering and counter‑terrorist financing duties, and respond to lawful requests.
- Service improvement: diagnose technical issues, optimise performance, and enhance the user experience across devices.
- Personalisation: tailor site content, language, and settings to preferences where permitted.
- Analytics and reporting: produce statistics to understand usage patterns and improve services.
- Marketing communications: send updates about products and features where the user has given consent, with the option to opt out at any time.
Legal bases for processing
- Consent given by the user for specific purposes.
- Performance of a contract for the provision of online services.
- Compliance with legal obligations under Ghanaian law.
- Legitimate interests such as service integrity, security, and prevention of misuse, balanced against user rights.
Accessing, updating, or deleting your data
How to exercise rights
- Submit a request through the Help Centre or the contact methods provided on the website, describing the right you wish to exercise.
- Identity verification may be required before actioning a request to protect the account holder.
- A response will be provided within a reasonable period, usually within one month, subject to lawful extensions for complex matters.
Corrections and deletions
- Inaccurate personal information can be corrected upon request.
- Deletion will be actioned where the data is no longer needed or where consent is withdrawn, unless retention is required for legal, regulatory, or dispute purposes.
Security checks and payments
- By using this site, the user consents to security checks that include identity verification, sanctions and PEP screening, and fraud monitoring consistent with Ghanaian law.
- The user authorises processing of payment data by licensed payment service providers and acquiring banks for deposits, withdrawals, chargebacks, and compliance reviews.
Under‑18s and safeguarding of minors
- The services are intended for persons aged 18 and above as required by local gambling rules.
- Age cannot be confirmed without identity documents, so account holders may be asked to provide proof of age.
- If it is discovered that a minor has submitted information, the account will be blocked and the data deleted as soon as reasonably possible.
- Parents or guardians may contact support to request removal of a minor’s personal information.
Processing and transfers outside Ghana
- Personal data may be stored or processed in other countries where partners, hosting providers, support teams, or payment services operate.
- Using the site constitutes consent to such international transfers subject to appropriate safeguards.
- All partners handling information are bound by confidentiality and data protection obligations.
- Where cross‑border transfer protections are required, safeguards may include contractual clauses, technical measures such as encryption, and access controls limiting who can see the data.
Disclaimer and application of these terms
- This disclaimer explains how limits, exceptions, or special rules may apply to specific situations covered by this policy.
- The disclaimer is effective once the user accepts the policy by signing up, ticking acceptance, or acceding through continued use of the services.
- If any provision conflicts with mandatory law, the relevant law will apply and the remaining terms will continue to operate.
- Nothing in this document limits rights that cannot be limited under applicable statutes.
Cookies and similar technologies
What cookies are
- Small files stored on a device to remember settings and recognise the browser during future visits.
How cookies are used
- Statistics and analytics: measure visits, diagnose errors, and understand behaviour on pages.
- Personalisation: remember preferences such as language and display options.
- Site improvement: enhance navigation, load times, and security features.
- Marketing measurement: assess the performance of permitted communications where consent has been granted.
Cookie choices and retention
- Cookie retention is generally 1 year unless a shorter or longer period is required for the stated purpose.
- Users can manage or delete cookies through browser settings and any consent tools provided on the website. Some functions may not work if certain cookies are disabled.
Your agreement to this policy
- Using this website and services signifies full acceptance of this Privacy Policy and any updates published here.
- The current version posted on the site prevails over any earlier version.
- Continued use after changes take effect will be treated as acceptance of the revised document.
Sharing information with third parties
When sharing happens
- To comply with law, court orders, or requests from competent authorities and regulators.
- To process payments through banks, card schemes, mobile money operators, and licensed payment services.
- To conduct KYC, sanctions screening, fraud prevention, and risk scoring using vetted service providers.
- To manage disputes, chargebacks, debt recovery, audits, or to enforce terms and conditions.
- To provide hosting, customer support, SMS and email delivery, identity verification, and analytics services under contract.
Scope and consent
- Third parties are listed on the website where practicable. If a specific provider is not listed, users will be informed about the purpose and scope of sharing where required by law.
- Providing personal information for these purposes constitutes consent to processing by those parties, subject to their own privacy practices and the limits of this policy.
Safeguards
- Each recipient is required to use information only for the contracted purpose and to apply adequate security and confidentiality measures.
Links to external websites
- The site may contain links to external websites or apps that are not operated by this platform.
- Those websites have their own privacy policies and data handling practices.
- Responsibility is not accepted for how external sites collect, use, or protect personal information.
- Users should review the privacy documents of any external websites they visit and exercise caution when sharing information.
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