The Cybet Privacy Policy explains how the platform processes, stores, and protects the personal information entrusted to it by players. The document sets out the rules for handling data for every account, deposit, and gaming session.
Information Security Statement
Protecting personal data lies at the heart of the Cybet Privacy Policy and of its overall approach to responsible gaming. As a crypto platform launched in 2025 and licensed by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, the operator collects only the information it needs, encrypts it in transit, and uses it for lawful purposes — account security, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance.
The document’s core principles:
- Minimal collection — only the data needed for operations is recorded.
- Confidentiality — personal information remains private.
- Lawful basis — processing complies with licensing and regulatory rules.
- Transparency — users know what data is stored and why.
These principles frame the remaining sections: the online casino treats privacy as a key responsibility and consistently keeps player data confidential.
Use of Personal Data
The personal data provided by players is processed strictly for gaming purposes. The platform records a limited amount of information — primarily the email address supplied at registration — and applies it to specific, lawful tasks rather than to arbitrary use.
Purposes of processing:
- Registration and profile maintenance.
- Confirmation of deposits and withdrawals.
- Sending activity and security notifications.
- Compliance with financial controls and age verification.
Beyond profile management, the information is used to detect fraud, monitor unusual login patterns, and meet anti-money-laundering obligations. When signs of risk appear, the same records help confirm identity and keep minors out of play.
Data Protection Measures
Technical and organizational tools safeguard personal information once it enters the platform’s systems. They complement the rules on data use, shifting the focus from the reason for storage to the ways of preventing unauthorized access, loss, or misuse.
Tools in use:
- TLS/HTTPS encryption for traffic in transit.
- Two-factor authentication at login and withdrawal.
- Analysis of anomalies by IP, device, and region.
- Blockchain confirmation with manual review of high-risk amounts.
Connections between the user’s device and the platform’s servers are established over the encrypted TLS/HTTPS protocol, which shields credentials and account activity from interception. Login is reinforced with email confirmation and two-factor authentication — for example, via Google Authenticator — so authorization and withdrawal operations may require a second verification step.
Liability for Policy Breaches
The consequences of failing to comply with account terms or data-protection provisions are defined separately within the Privacy Policy. This section moves from the lines of defense described above to the responsibilities shared between the platform and the player, and to the actions taken when those responsibilities are not met.
Possible consequences of a violation:
- Suspension of withdrawals until checks are complete.
- Mandatory identity verification.
- Closure of the offender’s profile.
- Restoration of access through support using the deposit transaction hash.
Violations on the user’s part include attempts at deception, unauthorized access to another person’s profile, providing inaccurate data, as well as signs of illicit financial transactions or play by persons under the permitted age. Amounts deemed high-risk are held for additional review until the situation is clarified. If a profile is blocked or suspected of being compromised, contact with support — via the online chat or at [email protected] — should be made without delay, citing the hash of the most recent deposit transaction as proof of ownership.
FAQ
Registration requires a minimum of information — primarily an email address. Extended information is requested only when required by law, when fraud is suspected, or when other security risks arise. This approach keeps the amount of data collected at the necessary level and preserves the confidentiality of the profile.
Connections between the user’s device and the servers run over the encrypted TLS/HTTPS protocol, which shields credentials and account operations from interception. Access is further reinforced with email confirmation and two-factor authentication — for example, via Google Authenticator — at login and withdrawal.
The information is used to create and maintain a profile, confirm deposits and withdrawals, send security notifications, and to detect fraud and comply with financial-control requirements. The data is not used beyond these operational tasks.
Risk-monitoring systems flag anomalies such as series of failed login attempts or access from unfamiliar IP addresses, devices, or regions. The response consists of temporary restrictions on the profile, a request for additional identity verification, and — for large or high-risk amounts — a hold for manual review until the situation is clarified.
Contact support without delay — via the online chat or at [email protected]. To confirm ownership of the profile, the hash of the most recent deposit transaction will be required. After verification, the support team helps restore access and resolve the cause of the block.