All Canadian participants give the information that is needed, and it is only sent through secure channels. Sharing with third parties only happens when Canada law requires it. Only authorised support staff can still see personal information, transaction history, and contacts for verification, withdrawals in $, and fraud prevention.
What We Promise:
- Limit the amount of information you collect—only ask for the most important fields when you make a deposit to $, check your identity, or get customer support.
- It is easy to handle marketing emails, notifications, and partners when consent procedures are clear.
- Account holders can use a special dashboard to ask for access to, correction of, or deletion of their information at any time.
- Automated analytics keep an eye on platform security and find problems without profiling for activities that aren't related.
- All retention periods are in full compliance with Canada laws, which means that data will be deleted responsibly once it is no longer needed.
- You can change your communication preferences or look over your storage practices at any time in your personal account settings.
- For Canadian people who want to be completely sure about their financial activities, like managing balances in $, our compliance desk will answer your questions quickly and privately.
How Justbit Casino Gets And Uses Your Personal Information
Always check what contact information and ID documents are needed to set up an account. Only give out information through official registration forms or secure account areas. Don't give out information through unsolicited emails or other unknown channels.
Ways To Gather Information
- We get personal information directly from registration forms, account management pages, payment transactions, and support messages.
- For legal reasons and to keep your account safe, we may log your geo-location and device information.
- Analytics tools and security systems automatically record interaction data, such as session times, IP addresses, and browser settings.
Practices For Handling And Security
- Records that are collected are encrypted and kept on secure servers that only a few people can access.
- Only authorised staff who need it to manage accounts, process payments, or answer support requests can access it.
- Payment information, like deposits to $ and requests to take money out, is protected by end-to-end encryption that follows the rules for finances in Canada.
- Legal requirements and company policies set data retention periods, which means that data is deleted or anonymised every so often when it is no longer needed for regulatory or operational purposes.
- People can check their stored information or ask for updates by getting in touch with support through verified channels.
- Make sure that all changes go through password-protected areas to lower the risk of someone else changing your account.
Security Rules For Protecting User Data
Always turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) in the settings for your account. This feature uses a password and a unique code sent to a mobile device, which makes it much less likely that someone will take over your account. TLS 1.3 encryption is used for connection traffic, which protects communications between servers and browsers. This protects private information, like transaction details or documents, when you upload proof of verification.
Standards For Infrastructure
- Servers use network segmentation, intrusion detection, and regular malware scans.
- System monitoring tools can find unauthorised access, and all system patches are done on a set schedule to fix vulnerabilities right away.
- Biometric access control and surveillance protect the physical locations of servers, making sure that only authorised staff can get in.
- Role-based permissions and access controls limit who can see account information based on their job duties.
- Security logs keep track of everything that staff members do when managing accounts, making sure that everything can be traced back.
Description Of Security Measure
| Measure |
Description |
| 2FA |
Required for withdrawals over the $ 1,000 limit |
| Encryption (TLS 1.3) |
This applies to all payments, registrations, and sending of documents. |
| Dividing Data |
Keeping personal and financial records separate |
| Audits of the system |
Every three months, an outside audit checks to see if the company is following Canada rules. |
Pick strong, one-of-a-kind passwords and change them every so often. If you see something suspicious, call support or turn on the account lockout feature while the investigation is going on.
User Consent And Control Over Sharing Information
Only give access to personal information after carefully reading the consent prompts that appear when you create an account or use third-party services. You can choose to receive marketing messages or non-essential data transfers by checking a box. These settings are optional and can be changed separately from core transactional notifications.
Making Decisions About Information
- You can change your sharing settings at any time from the account dashboard. This includes turning on or off consent for promotional emails, sharing anonymous data for analysis, or linking social media profiles from other sites.
- Before updating or linking accounts that may share more information, you always need to get clear confirmation.
Withdrawal Of Consent:
- You can revoke permissions you gave before directly from the privacy settings without affecting important transactions like withdrawing or depositing funds.
- Requests to be taken off mailing lists or to have data processing limited are handled quickly, and the registered email address gets a confirmation.
What You Need To Know About Third-party Involvement
To limit third-party integrations, turn off sharing options that you don't need in your account settings. Only authorised service providers who are directly involved in important account tasks, like processing payments for deposits to $ and verifying users, can see personal information. All partners must follow strict rules about confidentiality that are in line with Canada laws, and they must go through regular due diligence.
Different Kinds Of Outside Partners
- Processors of payments: Help with transactions and cheque transfers that involve $ balances.
- Agencies that check your identity: When you make an account, make sure you are the right age and eligible.
- Companies that provide analytics: Look at how people use the site over time without connecting behavioural data to specific users.
Suggestions For Users
- Before you make any financial transactions, check the provider's official disclosures to see their partner lists.
- Don't let people use apps or platforms that aren't listed in official documents.
- If you get an unsolicited message or strange request from someone you don't know, tell customer support right away.
- Third-party partners are never allowed to use client information to sell or market things.
- Sector rules say that every access request must be logged and checked on a regular basis.
- Be careful when using services outside of the main platform, especially if they ask you to confirm sensitive information or start large $ withdrawals.
How To Change And Manage Your Privacy Settings
- To change the information you see, go to the "Account Settings" section of your profile. You can change your notification settings, communication channels, and data usage permissions by checking or unchecking the appropriate boxes.
- To change your sharing settings, go to the "Preferences" panel, where you can choose whether or not to receive promotional content and messages from third parties.
- To set location and device permissions, go to the permissions tab and choose whether or not each device can access the platform.
- If you want to withdraw, deposit, or do any other transaction in $, you may need to give new permissions because of changes in the law. If this happens, you'll see quick authorisation requests on the screen. Answer these right away to keep balance management in $ going without a hitch.
- To ask for changes or deletions to stored records, fill out the data request form in your dashboard and send it in. After the processing is done, a confirmation message will be sent to make sure everything is clear and under control.
Keeping Up With Changes
- Sign up for account notifications to get instant alerts about any changes that affect your privacy.
- Check user agreements and preference settings on a regular basis to make sure that your choices are in line with current needs, especially if policies in Canada change.
