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This policy tells you what information we collect, how we use it, when it may be shared with trusted third parties, and how you can control your data while you play from Canada.
Freebet Casino collects personal information to make and manage your account, provide casino services, handle deposits and withdrawals, and keep the platform safe. This helps us make sure you are the rightful owner of the account, help customers, and make sure games, payments, and bonuses work right.
We also need to use your information to do things like identity checks and controls for responsible gaming that are required by law and regulation. If we need to, we may ask for more information to confirm your identity or the source of your funds before approving a withdrawal of 500 C$ or more, or if there are signs of risk that extra checks are needed.
When you register, contact support, or send in verification documents, we collect information that you give us directly. This usually includes your name, date of birth, address, email address, phone number, and any other information needed to prove who you are and that you are allowed to be in that location, like Canada and, if applicable, Canadian.
We use it to set up your account, talk to you, and provide the services you've asked for.
Some examples of financial and transaction data are records of deposits and withdrawals, payment identifiers, and limited payment instrument details, such as card data or wallet IDs that have been mask. This information is used to handle a deposit of C$20 or a withdrawal of C$500, stop fraud, deal with chargebacks, and keep accurate records for accounting.
Identity documents, proof of address, and sometimes proof of where the money comes from can be included in verification and compliance data. This helps with controls to stop fraud, identity and age checks, and rules against laundering money. To make sure the check is done correctly, we only ask for what is needed.
IP addresses, information about devices and browsers, cookie identifiers, and information about how to use and log in. To keep accounts safe, find odd behavior, speed up the site, and make sure the service works right on all devices, we use it.
Messages you send to our customer service team and, if you choose, your marketing preferences are part of your communication data. It helps us fix problems, keep track of conversations with support, and send service-related messages like updated passwords, payment information, or important policy changes.
There are clear and legal reasons why Freebet Casino processes personal data, and your information can only be seen or touched by teams that are authorized to do so. When automated checks are used to look for fraud or compliance risks, the results are meant to keep players and the platform safe. If something can't be confirmed reliably, more checks may be asked for.
If you want to open an account at Freebet Casino, you need to give correct information about yourself and make sure it matches the documents you will later send for verification. This helps protect your account, stops fraud, and supports your duty to play responsibly. That you are the rightful account holder and that payments are safe is why you need to prove your identity. Verification may be needed before you can withdraw C$100 or more, or earlier if suspicious activity is seen in your account.
When you sign up, you need to use a valid email address and phone number that you control, as well as your real name, date of birth, and current address. You must also follow any local laws that govern access to online gambling in Canada if you are registering from that country. One account per person. If you share an account with someone else, you must not open more than one account. Freebet Casino may ask for more proof before letting you withdraw money or make changes to your account if you change your personal information after registering. Give correct and honest personal information that matches your documents. Use email and phone numbers that you can confirm if they become necessary. Do not give anyone else your login information or let them see it. If any of the information you used to register doesn't seem to match up, your account may be temporarily locked until the information is made clear.
Access to some features may be limited, and withdrawals may be held up until verification is complete. You must be old enough to legally gamble and be allowed to play by the laws in your area. Freebet Casino can refuse to register you or close your account if they can't confirm your age or if certain restrictions apply because of where you live or your nationality.
Withdrawal requests (like "withdraw C$250"), changes to personal information, checks of the payment method, checks for responsible gaming, or security signals that point to the account not being controlled by its rightful owner may all lead to verification.
Uploads need to be complete, clear, and not edited. When it's necessary, all four corners should be able to be seen, and the text should be readable. Should you be asked to resubmit a file that is blurry or cut off, it can cause withdrawals to be held up. Names that match. You must match the name on your account with the name on your verification documents and the owner information for your payment method. Freebet Casino may ask for proof of your identity before processing a withdrawal like C$500 if you used a nickname, made a typo, or you just recently changed your name.
Freebet Casino may limit your actions while checks are being done to protect you and the platform. For example, they may stop withdrawals or require successful verification before approving any payouts over C$100.
Regarding Freebet Casino bonuses and promotions, we use certain account and activity data to make sure you are eligible for the offer and to make sure you get it correctly. This is done to stop abuse and make sure everyone who wants to get bonuses and promotions can get them. This helps make sure that the right player gets the promotional rewards and that bonus terms are followed, like free spins when you deposit C$50 or a bonus of up to C$200. We also handle limited data to keep promotions from being abused. In order to keep promotions fair for real players, cut down on bonus fraud, and stop actions that hurt the credibility of offers, like abusing matched betting, using multiple accounts, or planning to play together, our controls are in place.
To see if you're eligible for a certain promotion, we may look at your identity, your account, and your gameplay to see if you meet the requirements. The exact data points depend on the type of promotion and the rules for who can enter. Details about your account, such as your username, account ID, the date you registered, your contact information, and your choices about whether to receive promotional emails. IP region and device locale are used to help enforce country restrictions when products aren't available in Canada. Checking your identity and age means looking at your date of birth and verification status to make sure you are the right age and meet any promotion-specific limits.
A deposit of C$50 can unlock a bonus of up to C$200. The payment and transaction context includes the type of payment method used and the timestamps for each deposit and withdrawal. Playing games and actions related to bonuses—the amount bet, the type of games, the time it takes for the bonus to be accepted, and the status of meeting requirements. If a promotion has rules about where you live, your player status, or the jurisdiction in which you live, we may use the information you give us during verification, like your declared address and, if necessary, your Canadian, to make sure you are following the rules. We don't change the results of games with this information; we only use it to make sure that the eligibility rules are always followed. For example, to make sure that the correct reward is given for a qualifying deposit of C$20, to stop duplicate credits above a cap of C$500, or to stop a withdrawal of C$1000 that doesn't follow the terms of an active bonus, we use the amounts that have been recorded to apply them correctly.
We may look at device identifiers and browser characteristics to see if someone is using more than one account or is planning to do something illegal together; IP patterns and geolocation consistency to see if someone is trying to get around country restrictions; transaction velocity and repeated deposit patterns that show bonus cycling (for example, rapid deposit C$10 and withdrawal requests); and play patterns that are linked to strategies that aren't allowed by the terms of the promotion. If our systems notice that an offer needs more checks, we may temporarily stop giving the bonus or limiting bonus withdrawals while we check the account activity. For bonus withdrawals like withdraw 500 C$, we may need to see more proof of identity and payment ownership before letting you make the withdrawal.
For as long as it takes to run the promotion, settle disputes, enforce terms, and meet legal and regulatory obligations, we keep records of who participated in the promotion and related logs. This means keeping records of when a bonus was accepted, the qualifying transaction (like a C$50 deposit), the progress of the wagering requirements, and whether the bonus was completed or lost. For promotions, we may share data with our internal risk and compliance teams and trusted service providers that help find fraud, check identities, and keep payments safe. This includes processing bonus eligibility and anti-abuse requests. The third parties can only use the information to provide these services to Freebet Casino, and they have to follow rules about privacy and security.
You have the choice to stop receiving marketing messages, but you may still receive operational messages about a promotion you have already joined to confirm activation, status, or important changes. If you think the decision about a bonus was wrong, you can contact support and ask for a manual check of the anti-abuse and eligibility assessment.
At Freebet Casino, payment privacy starts with how billing and deposit information is handled. Your credit card or e-wallet information is handled safely when you deposit from Canada or anywhere else. Sensitive information is not stored in a way that can be read by other players in areas that are visible to players.
Access controls mean that only people who have logged in can see your cashier history. This helps make sure that actions like adding 50 or 100 C$ to your account can be tracked, but they aren't shown to the public or other players.
Transaction data minimization applies to both deposits and billing. Freebet Casino only keeps the information it needs to process a payment, stop fraud, and comply with the law, without collecting any information that isn't needed. Without showing full card numbers, the cashier can write down things like a deposit of 200 C$, the status of the payment, and a reference code. This type of payment routing makes sure that only authorized payment partners handle card information and authentication steps.
Your payment information is less likely to be seen by the casino if your bank or provider requires extra authentication. This happens in their environment only. People inside the company use controlled access to billing records. To fix a failed 100 C$ deposit, look into chargeback risk, or do compliance checks, only authorized staff can access payment-related logs. There may be different payment options in different countries, but the privacy rules are the same for all of them: for bank cards, card numbers are hidden, and only a few identifiers and transaction references are kept for reconciliation. People who use e-wallets usually confirm their deposits through the wallet provider. This keeps the casino from seeing their bank information directly.
For bank transfers, the payment reference may be shown on the statement; use the exact reference given by the cashier to avoid having to check each item by hand. If you want to keep your deposits private, you might want to use a personal device and a secure network, protect your account, and avoid using a shared email account. If you see a strange billing entry connected to a deposit of 50 C$, please contact support right away so that the payment can be tracked by reference ID without needing to ask for personal information that isn't needed.
When you ask for a withdrawal, Freebet Casino may need to make sure that the money is going to the rightful account holder and that it was earned through fair play. In order to protect your balance, lower the risk of fraud, and meet regulatory requirements, Know Your Customer (KYC) checks and transaction screening are used. KYC is usually done before the first cashout, when you change important account information, or when withdrawal activity doesn't seem to fit with normal play. For higher payout amounts, like a single cashout of C$500 or more, you may also need to provide more checks.
To make sure that withdrawals go smoothly, Freebet Casino may ask for proof of your identity, age, and payment ownership. To keep things safe and verified, requests are limited to what is needed.
Your name, date of birth, and place of residence may be checked against the information on your account and the documents you sent. Canadian in your account information can only be used to make sure you meet the legal requirements for your location, like being eligible or having to report something.
Details in your profile should exactly match the ones on your documents. You should also send in clear pictures and use a withdrawal method that is in your own name. We may ask for a new copy of a document before releasing funds if it is missing information or not clear.
Verification files are used to make sure you are who you say you are and to pass anti-fraud and compliance checks that are connected to your withdrawal. Staff who have been trained and approved to help with identity verification, payment processing, and legally required checks are the only ones who can access KYC data. For marketing reasons, we don't use KYC documents.
Security measures are used to send and store your verification documents when you upload them so that people who aren't supposed to can't see them. Documents are only kept for as long as they are needed for verification, to handle disputes, or to meet legal requirements for retention. After that, they are either thrown away or made anonymous, if possible.
Information about your Know Your Customer (KYC) and payouts may be shared with payment processors, identity verification companies, regulators, or law enforcement if required by law. According to the laws and reporting rules in the country where you play, requests for information may also be handled in a similar way.
After the Know Your Customer (KYC) checks are done, withdrawals are processed using the chosen method and the company's own security measures. If more proof is needed in the middle of the process, the cashout could be put on hold until the documents needed are provided and approved.
For opening and protecting your account, processing payments, and following fraud and regulatory rules, we need to collect the information below. Name, date of birth, address, email address, phone number, IP address or device data, login history, payment information, and records of games you've played or transactions you've made may be included. It helps us make sure people are who they say they are and that they are of legal age, approve deposits and withdrawals, stop chargebacks and other suspicious activity, make sure bonus rules are followed correctly, and help customers. This is why we don't ask for information that isn't needed.
Encrypted connections are used to process deposits through safe payment providers. Our servers don't keep full card numbers or CVV codes. Your card provider may tokenize it so you can deposit faster next time without giving out full information, depending on the payment method. Your bank statement might have a merchant descriptor for the payment processor on it so that the information is kept private. In Canada, you can use e-wallets or vouchers instead of sharing data if you want to cut down on it.
Before you can withdraw your money, we may ask for proof that you own the account and that playing is legal in Canada. Common forms of ID include a driver's license, proof of address, and proof that you own the payment method. We may ask for a selfie or a short live check sometimes. Your documents are only used to verify information, stop fraud, and make sure we're following the rules. They are then stored safely and only certain people can access them. Use the same name for all of your payment methods and upload clear pictures to speed up the payout process.
We only give information to people who need it to run the service, like payment processors (who handle deposits and withdrawals), identity verification partners (KYC), fraud and security tools, customer support systems, and, if necessary, regulators or law enforcement. We do not sell information about you. You can stop getting marketing emails by going to your account settings or clicking the "unsubscribe" link in one of them. Your account still needs to send you service messages about transactions, security, or legal notices.
Privacy controls help us make sure everyone plays by the rules and keep your C$ safe. Multiple accounts, bonus abuse, and unauthorized access can all be stopped with device and network data. If these things happen, the bonus terms may say that the bonus is taken away or withdrawals are slowed down. Set limits on how much you can deposit, lose, or play in a session. We'll remember them and use them across all of your devices. Location, verification, and payment checks help us block access where needed. Availability and legality can change by Canada. To make your account safer, use a unique password, avoid using shared devices, and contact support right away if you see logins or transactions that you didn't make or authorize.
We only get the information we need to handle your account, your funds, the law, and fraud. For deposits and withdrawals, payment information is handled by regulated payment providers. We do not store full card numbers, and only authorized staff can see transaction records. For verification (KYC), we may ask for ID, proof of address, and confirmation of the payment method. Documents are sent encrypted and stored with strict access controls. Your details are used to: (1) make sure you are who you say you are and that you are from the country you say you are from if needed; (2) set limits on bonuses and other controls for responsible gaming; (3) look for suspicious activity; and (4) follow AML rules. Your personal information is not sold. When it's necessary, we only share it with partners we've checked out, like payment processors, ID verification services, fraud prevention vendors, and regulators, and only for that reason. In your account settings, you can change how you want to be marketed to, get a copy of your data, or ask for it to be deleted if it's legal to do so (some records must be kept for legal reasons, disputes, and fraud checks). If you're not sure if it's legal in Canada, contact support before you deposit. We'll let you know about any access requirements and geographical limits that come with licensing.
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