Information about how to collect, store, and protect user data:
- Choose platforms that encrypt all user credentials, financial records, and transaction activity during registration, account management, and any $ withdrawals or payments.
- To keep your account as safe as possible, change your passwords often and use two-factor authentication whenever you can.
- You should store all of your sensitive information, including payment methods linked to your $ balance, according to the digital security standards in Canada.
- Make sure you give your permission before any personal information is used, and you can change your permission settings at any time through your personal dashboard.
- Automated systems keep an eye on activity to stop fraud by making sure that only approved withdrawals and deposits to $ come from verified bank accounts.
- Users can ask customer support to delete or export all of their personal and transaction records.
- Transparency also means only letting trusted staff members who are directly involved in user support or compliance see the information.
- Cookies are only used for operational, analytical, and user experience purposes.
- Each account holder has full control over their privacy settings.
- Before you make your first deposit to $, read all of the documentation.
- If you have any questions about managing your data in relation to Canadian requirements, please contact the support team.
What Personal Information Do Users Give Us
- To make an account, you need to give a valid email address, password, and proof of age.
- When you sign up or verify your account, you will need to give your phone number and home address.
- As required by Canada law, send in proof of identity documents like a national ID, passport, or driver's license.
- When you deposit money into $ or ask for a withdrawal, you need to give your banking information, such as your credit card or payment wallet information. This is to make sure that your transactions are safe.
Usage Data And Device Information
- When you use the platform, the system keeps track of your device's identifiers, IP address, browser type, operating system, and access logs.
- Sessions, clicks, and preferences, like favourite games or navigation paths, are kept track of to improve the service.
- Your account history keeps track of all the transactions you make, including the time, amount, and method. This helps keep the $ balances correct and makes things clear for both customers and operators.
Records Of Communication
- Customer support may keep live chat or messaging content to help fix problems and make the user experience better.
- We also save your preferences for notifications and subscriptions so that we can send you messages that are more relevant to you in the future.
How We Store And Protect Your Data
- Always use strong, unique passwords for your account and change them often to lower the risk.
- TLS 1.3 and AES-256 are used to encrypt user records on servers.
- Only authorised people with multi-factor authentication can see personal records. Access is logged and checked for strange behaviour.
- All transactions, including deposits to $ and requests to withdraw money, are done through payment systems that have been checked and meet PCI DSS standards.
- Tokenisation is used to protect sensitive information like credit card numbers, which are never stored in their original form.
- Data backups are stored in different data centres across Canada, which makes them safer from loss or breach.
- Session management uses short-lived secure cookies. Automatic log-outs stop people from getting into your account when you leave your device unattended.
- If we see any strange activity on your account, we will freeze it right away, let you know, and help you get your balance back in $.
- For Canadian players, following local rules for data security makes sure that user information is stored and handled legally.
- There is a clear schedule for keeping data: records are either anonymised or deleted after the legally required time.
- To ask for permanent deletion, get in touch with customer service through the website.
- External experts do regular security audits and vulnerability tests to find and fix threats before they affect users.
- To stay even safer, turn on all the security features in your profile settings and never give your login information to anyone else.
How Lucky Bay Casino Shares Information With Third Parties
To make sure everything is clear, users should check who their personal information is shared with when they do things with their accounts.
The platform works with a few outside service providers to help with payment processing, user verification, site functionality, and marketing campaigns. Every third-party engagement is carefully recorded and governed by strict contracts.
List Of Outside Partners
| Type of partner, purpose |
Data shared |
| Handling transactions, and payment gateways |
Name, account number, and transaction amount ($) |
| Verification of Identity |
Name of the provider, date of birth, and ID documents |
| Distribution for Promotion Email Services |
Email address and user settings |
| Vendors of Technical Performance Analytics |
Data about how users act and what devices they use |
User Controls And Suggestions
Account holders should use the settings to choose how much information they want to share.
You can choose not to receive marketing and other non-essential messages in your profile settings.
You can't take back your consent for mandatory data sharing, like compliance checks or withdrawal to $, because this protects everyone's safety and makes sure that everyone follows the rules, especially those from Canadian regions.
You can use the dedicated support channel to ask about external partners or get more information about shared information.
Immediate written requests start a full log of all third-party interactions with your account, which helps you feel safe that your personal information is safe.
Lucky Bay Casino's Rules About Personal Information
You can control your data by getting to, changing, or deleting your stored records whenever you want.
To make requests, log in to your account dashboard and go to the profile management section.
If you need more information about your saved data, please use the secure messaging centre to get in touch with support.
Taking Care Of Your Data
- You can ask for a copy of all your personal information in the user profile section. For safety reasons, it may be necessary to check someone's identity.
- You can change things like your contact information or payment preferences directly in your account settings.
- If you want your record removed, you need to send a deletion request. When you confirm, your account will be turned off and any data that isn't needed will be deleted according to the rules for keeping data.
Limiting Or Objecting To Processing
- If you think your data is wrong or being used inappropriately, stop processing it by flagging your account for review.
- You can choose not to receive certain marketing emails or newsletters by changing your notification settings in your profile tools.
- If you want to withdraw your consent or object to processing, use the data request form in your account portal. The support team will respond based on the rules in Canada.
- All account holders have the right to get answers to their requests within a set amount of time, which is usually 30 days.
- Users can always see the status of any open request in their support ticket portal.
- After an account is closed, balance, transaction, and withdrawal history in $ will still be available for a set amount of time, as required by compliance laws.
- If you have more questions about enforcement or procedures, please contact customer service through the channel you used to register.
Used Cookies And Tracking Technologies
- If you don't want to be tracked, turn off third-party cookies in your browser settings.
- The site uses session cookies to keep track of whether or not you are logged in and to keep track of your $ balance while you are logged in.
- Persistent cookies help returning users by securely storing user ID tokens, which makes authentication better without having to ask for data to be entered again.
- Google Analytics and other script-based analytical tools look at how people interact with pages. You can opt out of these tools by using your browser's "Do Not Track" feature or by using special browser extensions.
- Functional trackers help improve the user interface by optimising performance, keeping an eye on errors, and loading speed.
- Without your explicit permission, direct marketing pixels are not used.
- We only use location data for Canadian users to give them content that is relevant to their region and to follow the rules in Canada.
- Your ad preferences and language settings are saved on your device.
- To get rid of old identifiers, delete stored data from your browser history.
- Customers who are worried about tracking can get in touch with the support team to get a full list of all the trackers that are currently active or ask for more steps to be taken to leave fewer traces online while they are interacting.
How To Get In Touch With The Support Team About User Data Issues
If you need help right away with handling personal data, you can reach the specialist team through the direct communication channels below:
- Email: Please send any questions, requests for access, corrections, or deletions to [email protected]. For a quicker answer, make sure to include your account information and your question.
- Online Form: Fill out the "Contact Us" section on your account dashboard. To give your request more weight, select "User Data Request" from the dropdown menu.
- Live Chat: You can get help in real time any day of the week using the chat widget on the main site. Before they can help with requests for personal information, the support team checks the person's identity.
- Postal Mail: If you need to send a formal letter or complaint about how your personal information is being handled, send it to the Data Administrator, Site Support Department, 123 Main St, Admin City, Canada.
When you ask for something, make sure you give enough information to prove that you own the account.
Depending on how complicated your case is, the time it takes to respond may be different. However, you should usually get an initial confirmation of receipt within 48 hours.
If you are representing a minor or someone who can't make decisions for themselves, please include legal papers that give you permission to do so.
If you are not happy with the result, raise your concern by putting "Escalation: Data" in the subject line of your message. An independent compliance officer keeps an eye on feedback and follow-up to make sure that all users are treated fairly.