This notice describes how SpinEmpire processes personal data, structured according to GDPR's requirements: categories collected, purposes and their legal bases, recipients, retention logic, and the rights available to every player in Ireland.
Four categories cover the complete inventory:
No category beyond these is collected, and no data is gathered speculatively.
Each processing purpose maps to a GDPR Article 6 basis:
Processing outside these mapped purposes does not occur.
Essential cookies maintain sessions, authentication and security; the platform cannot function without them, and blocking them disables login.
Optional cookies support analytics and preference retention; browser settings control them, and declining them does not restrict play.
Disclosure follows necessity. Payment providers receive transaction data required to execute deposits and withdrawals. The KYC verification partner receives identity documents for the single verification event. Regulatory authorities receive data where disclosure is legally mandated.
Data is not sold and is not shared for third-party advertising. All processors act under GDPR-compliant data processing agreements.
Retention tracks legal obligation. Active accounts retain their data for the account's life. After closure, records persist only for the periods mandated by licensing, anti-money-laundering and accounting law, then undergo deletion or anonymisation. No indefinite retention occurs.
Every player may exercise:
Requests are processed free of charge within statutory deadlines. The Data Protection Commission accepts complaints where a player considers processing unlawful.
SSL encryption secures all traffic between player devices and the platform. Passwords are stored as hashes. Internal access to personal data follows role-based restriction, and payment credentials flow through providers' secured infrastructure rather than residing with the casino.
Direct requests to [email protected] from the account's registered email, or initiate via live chat (24/7). Identity confirmation precedes fulfilment of sensitive requests — a safeguard, not an obstacle.