1win Privacy Policy in India
This Privacy Policy covers all the sites that 1win takes care of. Personal material means info that could pin down who you are, like your name, email, address, phone number, or payment details. If what's collected can't tie back to you, this Policy doesn't kick in. Every now and then, the bookie might tweak this Policy. If there's a big change, the brand will definitely give you a heads-up, usually by posting notices on the sites or dropping you an email.
Data Collection Methods by 1win
When you use 1win India site or take advantage of its services, the bookmaker collects and handles your hidden details. The brand gets this information through different channels:
- When you sign up, verify your profile, go through anti-money laundering checks, or reach out for help, the bookie might ask for your contact info or certain documents;
- Whenever you hop onto 1win services, the brand picks up some info automatically—things like your IP address, device specifics, and others;
- Sometimes, the bookmaker gets hidden details from outside sources, like data that’s out there for everyone or from payment providers 1win trusts.
Legal Justifications for Processing Hidden Details
When the bookie collects your non-public facts on the site of in the 1Win application, it takes careful steps to follow the rules set out in data protection laws. These laws lay down the guidelines the brand needs to consider before it does anything with your details. Some of these guidelines include.
Execution of a Contract |
The company needs to handle your sensitive material when it is fulfilling a contract. When you sign up on its site, it creates agreements between you and 1win. Anything the brand does that's connected to this agreement—such as helping with transactions on the site—is part of this process. |
Compliance with Legal Obligations |
The bookmaker has certain obligations according to laws and regulations. To fulfill these, the brand needs to handle your hidden details. This might include following rules against money laundering, responsible gaming regulations, and the terms laid out in 1win gambling license. |
Legitimate Interests |
Sometimes, the company might need to handle your sensitive materials because it fits with what 1win company or related groups are working on, or even what third parties are involved in. |
Consent |
Sometimes, the brand only uses your hidden material if you've given your consent. This could be when the bookie needs it for direct marketing purposes. |
Who Can 1win Share Your Details With?
The company believes in transparency when it comes to handling your non-public details. The brand might share your details with a few different groups:
- Its related companies within its corporate family;
- External partners and service providers who help 1win bring you the sites and Services you’ve asked for. This could involve support for site features, marketing efforts, or spreading the word about what the bookie offers;
- Regulatory bodies, law enforcement, government folks, or other third parties if required by the law or to safeguard 1 win’s legal rights. The brand does its best to give you a heads-up about these disclosures whenever 1win can;
- People or affiliates who have recommended 1win to you;
- Anyone else only if you’ve explicitly agreed to 1win sharing your facts with them.
What Rights Do You Have as a 1win Bettor?
You have certain rights when it comes to your sensitive material:
- Understand what materials 1win has about you;
- Correct any inaccuracies in your data;
- Access and obtain a copy of your materials in an understandable format;
- Object to the bookie using your details for its own purposes;
- Request the deletion of your facts in specific situations;
- Ask the brand to restrict how it utilizes your details;
- Withdraw your consent or oppose receiving marketing communications;
- File a complaint with your local data protection authority.
Remember, these rights aren't absolute. You can exercise them by adjusting your profile settings or reaching out to 1win via email at [email protected]. The bookmaker might need to verify your identity for security reasons. If you're unhappy with how the brand manages your info, please email at [email protected], and the company will investigate your concerns promptly.
