Privacy Policy at Wizardo

Wizardo Casino handles personal data provided by users. The Company manages these relationships effectively. This policy covers websites, applications, and services. Users acknowledge data processing by reading this text. Disagreement means stopping site usage.

Legal Framework and Definitions

• Processing follows the National Ordinance on the Protection of Personal Data.
• Regulation (EU) 2016/679 or GDPR is the standard.
• These are collective Data Protection Laws.
• The Company acts as the Data Controller.
• Controllers determine processing purposes and means.
• Processors act on behalf of the controller.
• Personal Data identifies a natural person.

Security Measures

Encryption happens during internet transmission. TLS 1.2 is the protocol used for protected remittances. Digital storage uses encrypted hard drives. Advanced firewall technology protects secure servers. Browsers confirm identity before sending sensitive info.

1. Data stays protected with industry standard security processes.
2. Processing requires a genuine and legitimate reason.
3. Legitimate interests involve business or commercial reasons.
4. The Company informs users about these interests.
5. Processing continues if grounds override the right to object.
6. Anti-money laundering is one such ground.
7. Curacao law requirements are legitimate interests.

Data Collection Categories

Contact data includes name and residence address. Identity data covers date of birth and passport numbers. Activity data tracks bets and winnings. Technical data includes IP addresses and browser info. Financial data covers credit card and payment details. Marketing data requires proof of opt-in consent.

• Records setup registers new customers.
• Identity verification prevents fraudulent activity.
• Support provides protection from gambling addiction.
• Monitoring manages the ongoing relationship.
• Newsletters use mailing lists.
• Personalization improves the customer experience.
• Public sources provide some personal data.

Data Retention and Deletion

Data stays only for necessary durations. Laws like tax or corporate rules dictate retention. Transactional data remains for 5 years. Claims defense data stays as long as necessary. Secure deletion or anonymization happens after data is not needed. Missing data prevents meeting legal obligations.

1. Cookies store on computers during website use.
2. Unique numbers identify browsers or devices.
3. Technologies personalize language and currency.
4. Emails and passwords save for session use.
5. Browser settings manage cookie collection.
6. Rejecting cookies makes features unavailable.
7. IP addresses diagnose server problems.

Third Parties and EEA Transfers

Authorized third parties receive shared data. These include law enforcement and auditing firms. Partners or successors in title may receive info. Marketing purposes never trigger data sharing without consent. Transfers outside the EEA require appropriate safeguards. Staff outside the EEA may access information. Standard contractual clauses protect these transfers.

• Staff of The Company access relevant data.
• Processors are contractually bound to confidentiality.
• Article 28 of GDPR binds service providers.
• Internet data transmissions cross international borders.
• Security responsibility follows Curacao law.
• Inaccuracies get corrected upon request.
• Links to third-party sites have separate policies.

Subject Rights

The Company assists with exercising legal rights. Identity verification happens before processing requests. Right of access provides confirmation of processing. Rectification allows fixing incomplete data. Erasure applies when data is no longer necessary. Restriction of processing is possible during accuracy contests. Data portability provides machine-readable formats.

1. Consent withdrawal is possible at any time.
2. Withdrawal does not invalidate previous processing.
3. Objections apply to public interest tasks.
4. Direct marketing objections stop data processing.
5. Complaints go to Data Protection Supervisory Authorities.
6. The Company may refuse requests with justification.
7. Data Protection Officers answer at [email protected].