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When you play, verify your account, or deposit A$, this Privacy Policy tells you how your name, device information, and payment information are used. The document also says when information about players from Australian can be shared with reliable partners to keep things safe, follow the rules, and stop fraud in Australia. Sign up for an account at Whale Casino and agree to let them process your personal information. This lets us open and maintain your profile, make sure you can access the platform safely, and give you the services you ask for.
Your name, date of birth, contact information, and login information will be asked for when you sign up. This is so we can properly set up your account and keep it safe from people who shouldn't have access to it. You confirm that you have read and agreed to the terms by sending in the registration form and checking the boxes that ask for your permission. You also agree that your data will be processed for essential operational reasons. You are still in charge of any optional consents if you sign up from Australia or another place with specific consent requirements. The casino must process your data just enough to run your account and give you access to the casino.
Not much more than what Whale Casino needs to provide the service and meet legal and security obligations is what you agree to when you sign up. Without these, we can't make an account or keep it active. Setting up an account and proving who you are—saving your registration information and checking your login attempts to keep access safe. Processing dates of birth and other checks to make sure players are of legal age and to keep underage players from playing. Fraud prevention and platform security include keeping an eye on fishy activity, keeping accounts safe, and making sure the network stays intact. Payment processing means using the information needed to deposit $20 or withdraw $500, such as payment identifiers, transaction references, and anti-fraud signals.
During compliance checks, people's identities are checked and players who aren't allowed to play or who aren't following the rules are screened. Consents that aren't required may show up separately, and you can usually change them later in your account settings. Marketing communications include getting deals, bonus news, and product updates by email, text message, push notification, or in-app message. personalised offers—using information about how you play and interact with the game to make suggestions and determine who can get bonuses (for example, offers up to A$200). Analytics and product improvement—using aggregated or pseudonymized data as much as possible to help us figure out which features work best. If you are asked to confirm your address, nationality, or other profile information like this when you sign up, it is so that the right access rules can be applied, misuse is stopped, and compliance checks can be made.
Anytime you want, you can take back any consents that aren't necessary, but processing that is needed to keep your account active and safe will continue while you use Whale Casino services.
To make sure Whale Casino is safe, legal, and fair for all players, we may ask for personal data to confirm your identity and make sure your account activity is real. By going through this process, you help stop fraud, keep your account safe, and show that you can use our services responsibly. If your account activity, payment method, or jurisdiction calls for more thorough checks, we may ask for more information. We only collect the information we need for verification and related checks.
In some cases, the requirements can be different depending on your Australia and Australian. Identity details, such as your full name and date of birth, and basic account identifiers, like your username and registered email address, may be collected by Whale Casino for Know Your Customer (KYC) and account verification purposes. information from a government-issued ID, such as the type and number of the ID, the authority that issued it, the issue and expiration dates, and a copy or image of the document, like a passport, national ID, or driver's license (if accepted). Include your home address and a supporting document that shows your name and address, like a utility bill or official document.
To prove you are the rightful owner of the document and lower the risk of impersonation, take a selfie or a short video clip. For payment and payout verification, you need to provide information like the account holder's name, masked payment details, and proof of ownership if needed to show that you are the owner of the account. It's important to have proof of where the money you deposit comes from, especially when deposits or withdrawals reach certain amounts. Extra information for due diligence, like extra paperwork or explanations when risk checks, legal obligations, or strange activity patterns call for them. During verification, we may also collect technical and session information to help find fraud attempts. This could include device identifiers, signals that give us a rough idea of where you are, and security logs for when you submit documents and log in.
If certain transactions require extra checks, we may ask for proof of identity before processing a withdrawal. For instance, we might ask for extra proof when a single withdrawal is more than 500 A$ or when deposits add up to 2000 A$ in a short amount of time. Please make sure the information on your verification documents is correct, up to date, and easy to see when you send them in. When images aren't complete, names don't match, documents are out of date, or they don't show all the necessary information, they can slow down the verification process and may need to be resubmitted.
Whale Casino only uses your payment information to complete your deposit and withdrawal requests and keep your transactions safe.
Checking that a payment method belongs to you, making sure that funds get to the right place, and keeping accurate records of transactions are all things that we do with your payment information. We store as little payment information as possible and only let trained staff and carefully screened service providers access it. They need it to process deposits and withdrawals, handle chargebacks, and keep an eye out for fraud. When a payment method allows it, sensitive information is encrypted or hidden so that full card or account information is not shown during normal use.
When you make a deposit, we use the information you give us about your payment to authorize and record the transaction, run risk checks, and add the deposit to your account history.
If a deposit is flagged for security reasons, we may need more proof of ownership before we accept any more deposits over A$100.
For withdrawals, payment information is needed to make sure the money goes to the right place and that the method can handle a payout. In order to cut down on fraud, we may ask that withdrawals be made using the same payment method that was used to make deposits, especially for amounts of 500 A$ or more.
Stopping fraud and handling disputes. Payment information is needed to spot odd patterns, stop account takeovers, and handle chargebacks and payment disputes. As part of this, you might compare the details of two transactions, make sure you own the method, and make sure that the deposits and withdrawals match up with what you normally do.
Some of the things we do to keep your account safe are: putting limits on how often you can deposit money; keeping an eye on transactions involving multiple deposits in a short amount of time; checking withdrawals for new payout destinations; and blocking or reversing payments related to suspected stolen payment instruments or confirmed chargeback abuse. We don't ask for or store full security codes for longer than what is needed to process a transaction; and not using your payment information for marketing purposes that have nothing to do with your account. You might be sent to a payment provider's secure flow to complete any extra authentication that that provider needs.
If you change how you pay or if your bank or service provider changes your account information, you may be asked to confirm the new method before you can start withdrawing again. Sometimes, especially for amounts over A$1,000, we may put a short security hold on a withdrawal while checks are done. Payment information is only shared with payment processors, acquiring banks, fraud screening partners, and dispute resolution services when it has to be. These people or organizations are required to keep your information safe and only use it to provide the service, follow the law, and stop fraud.
The Whale Casino may check to see if you are eligible for a bonus, free spins, cashback, or a tournament reward before adding them to your account. This is done to make sure that promotions are fair and legal. When you use the promotion the right way and get the right reward, these checks help make sure that. We also collect and use some tracking data from promotions to see how well campaigns are doing and to make sure that bonuses are given to the right player, channel, or offer. Thus, we can give the right bonus amount, like a match bonus up to A$200, and avoid making claims that were already made or weren't meant to be made.
Eligibility checks are done to make sure you follow the rules of the promotion when you claim it and while you use it. This could mean checking your account status, age and identity signals, where you live, and whether you've already claimed the same promotion. It depends on the offer. If a promotion calls for a minimum deposit, we make sure that the required deposit, like depositing A$20 within the time frame given, was made successfully. Also, we might look for signs that someone is abusing a promotion, like having multiple accounts, sharing devices, or signing up more than once that looks like it's linked.
When a promotion is limited by Australian or local laws, we use the information you give us and technical location signals to make sure the offer is only used in the places it's allowed. This information helps us figure out how you found an offer and which version of a promotion you got. Using the wrong bonus cap, wagering requirement, or expiration time is less likely to happen, and this also helps customer service answer questions about bonuses faster. Promoting information includes an offer ID, campaign name, bonus code, and the most recent version of the terms and conditions. Claim and fulfillment events include the time of opt-in, time of credit, expiration, cancellation, and completion status. Qualifying actions related to the offer include deposit confirmations like A$50, eligible game activity, and tournament entry events. Attribution data includes the referring page, affiliate or partner ID, ad campaign parameters, and click timestamps where available. Technical signals to stop duplication include device and browser identifiers, IP-based regions, and account linkage indicators. If an eligibility check fails, the bonus may not be credited, may be taken away, or may be given again under the right terms.
If you think an offer was applied incorrectly, you can contact support and give them the name or code of the promotion, the action that qualified it (for example, depositing A$30), and the date and time of your claim. This will help us find the right tracking record. For running promotions, stopping fraud, and making internal reports, promotion tracking data is used. We don't use this information to change the outcome of games, and we use access controls to make sure that only teams that are allowed to can see records about promotions that are needed to run offers.
To protect our players and keep withdrawals safe, Whale Casino security screens payout requests. These checks help make sure that the account holder gave permission for the withdrawal and that the transaction fits with what normally happens with the account. Any amount of money that is withdrawn can be subject to security checks, whether it is $100 or $5,000. Because we don't want account takeover, payment fraud, or the wrong use of promotional funds, we may sometimes stop processing until all the necessary confirmations are made. If you ask for a payout, we may automatically look at things like your login history, signals from your device and browser, changes to your account information, and how you've been withdrawing money in the past. If something seems off, we may ask for more proof before releasing the funds.
Changing your payment information often, failing to log in more than once, withdrawing more money all of a sudden, or doing something that doesn't fit your normal play pattern are all common triggers. It's possible that there is a problem, but this just means that we need to check the request. Verification of identity: If your account information has changed recently, we may ask for new documents or a quick re-verification step. Verification of payment method: We may ask for proof that the withdrawal destination is yours, especially if you add a new method. Verifications to stop fraud: we might look at the timing and size of deposits and withdrawals to see if they are consistent.
Important: To keep your account safe, we may not allow withdrawals to third-party payment methods or locations that can't be reliably linked to the account holder. Checks of the Sources of Funds (SoF) may be needed to make sure that the money used for gambling is legal. This usually happens when certain patterns or thresholds of activity are reached, like when a large withdrawal request like 15,000 A$ is made or when a total deposit of 10,000 A$ is made. SoF will only be asked for what it needs to be, and the information will be kept safe. Payslips, bank statements showing incoming salary, proof of business income, or any other paperwork that reasonably supports your stated source of funding may be accepted as proof.
It is possible to find and stop suspicious activity in deposits, withdrawals, and gameplay by keeping an eye on transactions. Monitoring can include both automated rules and manual checks to find signs like sudden changes in the amount of money moving around, strange behaviour when moving money from deposits to withdrawals, or repeated attempts to split transactions (for example, making multiple withdrawal requests for 900 A$ in a short amount of time instead of one for 9,000 A$). If monitoring transactions shows a problem, we might ask for more information, limit some payment options, hold off on a withdrawal until checks are done, or report activity as needed by Australia law.
As part of its commitment to responsible gaming, Whale Casino lets you set your own limits based on your own preferences and circumstances. To keep you safe and within your comfort zone while you use our services, these controls were put in place. Only the information needed to set, enforce, and show compliance with a responsible gambling limit is processed when you set or change one. This part tells you what kind of data is used, how long it can be kept, and what to expect when the storage limits are changed.
Some of the limits that can be put on responsible gambling are deposit limits, loss limits, wagering limits, time limits, and limits on cooling off or self-exclusion. Your account may let you set limits on how much you can deposit each day (up to 100 funds), how much you can lose each week (up to 250 funds), or how much you can bet each month (up to 1000 funds).
We usually keep track of the type of limit, the amount or length of time (for example, A$100 per day or a 7-day cooling-off), the date and time the limit was set, the time it started to take effect, and the account identifiers needed to make sure the restriction is applied across sessions and devices. The way enforcement works: when a limit is set, actions that would go over it are automatically stopped by our systems. You can only deposit A$100 per day. If you try to deposit A$50 after that, the transaction will be declined and marked as a limit enforcement event. There may be a required waiting period before limits are raised or lowered.
Decreases happen more quickly, like lowering the weekly deposit limit from A$300 to A$150. On the other hand, increases may not happen right away in order to help people make safer decisions. Limit-related event logs are kept to keep you and the platform safe, stop accidental or repeated limit breaches, and help with handling disputes. These logs can have timestamps and information about attempts to go over a limit, confirmations you gave in your account, and system responses. Self-exclusion and cooling-off records need to be kept for longer periods of time because they affect who can access an account. The type of exclusion, its length, its start and end dates, and its status (active or expired) are all stored.
For as long as you choose self-exclusion, we will keep records of your request and its enforcement to make sure the restriction stays in place. For example, the daily limit is $100 and the weekly limit is $300. The set date and time and the effective date and time are also given. Information about time limits, like a two-hour session limit, enforcement triggers, and timestamps. Details about loss or wagering limits, like a monthly loss cap of A$250 or a monthly wagering cap of A$1000, as well as enforcement events that are related. Dates of start and end, changes in status, and access blocks for cooling off or self-exclusion data. The purpose-based approach to data retention for responsible gambling controls is used. We keep limit settings and related logs for as long as your account is active and for an extra period after that if needed to: keep records accessible, handle complaints, stop people from getting around restrictions, and meet our legal obligations.
Even if you close your account, we may keep self-exclusion and enforcement evidence to make sure the restriction is followed if you try to register or open an account again. Limit data can only be accessed by staff and systems that need it for enforcement, customer service, compliance, and security. When it's necessary, we use technical and organisational safeguards to keep this information safe from people who shouldn't have access to it. If you want to set or change limits, you can usually do that in your account settings. Our support team can help you apply a deposit cap like A$100, extend a cooling-off period, or find out when an increase will go into effect.
When you ask us to delete your personal information, we will compare it to the information we need to keep because of laws about responsible gambling. We will only keep what we need to keep to make sure ongoing enforcement and compliance.
When you use Whale Casino on your phone, you can change more than just your account settings when it comes to privacy. This includes app permissions, device data, and when you use the browser or app. With a few changes to your phone's settings, you can stop the casino from accessing things that aren't necessary. This won't affect the core gameplay. The Whale Casino is designed to only ask for the permissions it needs to make login safe, run smoothly, and stop fraud.
You stay in charge—you can give, take away, or limit permissions at any time—and the app should keep working normally, unless a feature needs that access. Android devices have privacy settings that you can change. The Whale Casino app's access is limited by app permissions. If you agreed to a permission by accident, you can change it in the settings of your device. If your device lets you, choose "While Using the App" over "Always-On." Your device may have tracking and ad controls that you can use to stop apps from tracking each other. Sometimes you may still see ads if you turn off ad tracking, but they might not be as relevant to what you did in other apps.
You don't have to get notifications. If your device supports different types of notifications, you can turn off marketing alerts while leaving security alerts on. This way, you won't see ads on your lock screen. For example, the camera permission lets you scan documents to check your identity and speed up secure verification when it's possible. Photos/Media: to upload pictures of yourself that you want to share for verification. Location—to make sure you're using the services from a region that's allowed and to help keep your account from being misused. It's easier to log in safely if you use biometric authentication, like Face ID or fingerprints, on your device. Local network (on some devices)—to find unstable network conditions and make connections more stable.
For security and stability reasons, device data may be collected automatically. This can include the type of device, the version of the operating system and app, the language settings, the time zone, the IP address, and other technical information that is used to stop fraud and figure out what went wrong. As a way to keep accounts safe, look into strange activity, and make sure the site works well on all mobile devices, Whale Casino uses this information. You can limit sharing of data without losing access by turning off permissions you don't need. For example, if you don't want to upload files yet, turn off Camera and Photos permissions. If your device supports it, turn off exact location and only allow approximate location. This is only needed if you need to access services that require exact checks.
Only keep account-protection alerts and limit the number of notifications that can be seen on the lock screen. When you want less local storage, use private browsing mode in a mobile browser for sessions. As a precaution, clear your device's in-app cache and website data every so often from the settings menu. Note on payments and device security: Whale Casino may use device and network signals to figure out how risky it is for you to deposit $100 or withdraw $500 to protect against transactions that aren't authorized. Some high-risk actions may need extra confirmation steps if your device blocks important security checks.
Whale Casino uses cookies and other tracking technologies to make sure the site works well, keep your account safe, and remember what you like. These tools help us figure out what kind of device or browser you're using, keep your session going, and lower the number of steps you have to do again when you come back. For better performance and more relevant content, we also use cookies to see how players use games, payments, and promotions. If the law in Australia requires it, we will get your permission before putting in any non-essential cookies. You can change your mind at any time.
Some cookies are necessary for basic site functions like logging in, keeping your account safe, stopping fraud, and processing actions like deposits and withdrawals. Some parts might not work right without them.
In order to find out things like which pages take a long time to load or which types of games people like to play the most, analytics cookies are used. Stability, navigation, and the overall experience with the product are all made better with this information. You can set your language, region, and responsible gaming settings, and functional cookies will remember them. In addition, they can help you make the same choices each session. Advertising and personalization technologies can be used to show you deals that are more relevant to your interests, cut down on messages that aren't relevant, and limit the number of times you see the same ad. These technologies can help make content more relevant to you on our site and, if allowed, on third-party platforms as well, depending on how you have them set up.
The games you play, your level of activity, or how you responded to previous offers are all examples of things that can be used for personalization. A reload bonus of up to A$200 might show up, or you might get free spins for a type of slot machine you have recently played. In the promotion terms, it always says who can get the offer, how much they can win, and how many times they have to bet. To keep you logged in and protect your account actions, session identifiers are used. Signals from the device and browser, like approximate location, language, and device type, are used to improve the display and find suspicious activity. Interaction data, like clicks and page visits, to make the site easier to use and make ads more relevant.
Attribution tags help Whale Casino figure out which campaigns sent you there and stop giving you the wrong or duplicate bonuses. You can change how cookies work by changing the settings in your browser or, if we offer them, by using the controls on our site. After blocking or deleting cookies, you might have to sign in again, your settings might be reset, and some personalised offers might not show up anymore. You might still see ads if you turn off advertising cookies, but they might not be as relevant. Some tracking tools come from partners we know and trust. They help us with marketing, fraud protection, and analytics. With our permission and only for the reasons we tell them to, these partners may process limited technical identifiers.
Personal information about you is not sold, and we only track you as much as is needed to keep the casino safe and enjoyable. What kind of personal information does Whale Casino gather, and why? We only ask for the information we need to open and manage your account, pay out winnings, stop fraud, and follow the rules. Your name, date of birth, address, email address, phone number, Australian, IP address, device data, login history, and payment information (masked when possible) can be part of this. We store chat and email records to help us handle your request if you contact support. Through Support, you can ask for a copy of your data or for changes to be made to it.
The payment information is handled through safe channels and payment partners that have been checked out. The full card numbers or CVV codes are not saved on our servers. Sometimes, when you want to make a withdrawal, we may need to see proof that you own both the payment method and the account where the money is going. We might ask for more proof before releasing A$ if a transaction is marked for risk checks. To avoid delays, make sure the information in your profile is correct and, when possible, use the same family of payment methods for both deposits and withdrawals.
An official ID, proof of address (like a utility bill or bank letter), and a payment method check (like a photo of your card with the middle numbers hidden, or e-wallet or bank proof of ownership) may be asked for in order to verify your identity and keep your payouts safe. We might ask for a selfie or a quick check to see if you're still alive sometimes. Only verification, preventing fraud, responsible gaming, and following the rules require documents to be used. Use the safe upload link in your account to send files, and don't send them in public chats or on social media.
We only give certain types of information to services that are needed to run the casino. These include payment processors, verification providers, security and fraud tools, analytics systems, and customer service systems. Regulations or authorities may get access to data if the law says so. Using the unsubscribe link in emails or changing the settings on your account, you can stop marketing at any time. You may still get service messages about your account's safety, withdrawals, or changes to the rules.
It is up to you to find out if online gambling is legal in Australia. While doing security checks, we may ask you to confirm your location if you are registering, making deposits, or playing from certain areas. Connections are encrypted, and session controls keep mobile access safe. For better account security, use a strong, unique password, turn on 2FA if it's available, and don't use shared devices. Also, contact Support right away if you see logins, bonus activity, or withdrawal requests from people you don't know.
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