BC Poker Data Collection: What Personal Information We Process
BC Poker personal data collection occurs at three stages: account registration, KYC verification, and transaction processing. At registration, the platform may collect account and contact details such as BC Poker ID, username, full name, email address, phone number, account status, and other information required to create and manage the account. Transaction records may include payment methods, deposit and withdrawal records, transaction history, and other financial information required for payment processing and compliance. No personal information is gathered for third-party advertising or commercial resale.
What Data Does BCPoker Hold About You?
Account data includes your BC Poker ID, username, full name, email address, phone number, and account status. This is the minimum required to create and manage your account. No advertising profiles are built from this data.
KYC documents include government-issued ID (passport, national ID, or driver's licence) and liveness verification data. These are collected only when triggered by specific conditions – not required for basic play. Documents are processed under internal risk control protocols consistent with the Anjouan Gaming Licence.
Transaction records include payment methods used, deposit and withdrawal records, transaction history, and other financial information required for payment processing and AML compliance. Crypto transactions are recorded on public blockchains for independent traceability.
Cookies and analytics data are used for session security, internal analytics, and personalisation. You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) at any time. Limiting cookies does not affect your access to Live Chat support.
How Your Data Is Used: Purposes and Legal Basis
Personal data on BCPoker is processed for identity verification, payment processing, fraud detection, and AML compliance. BCPoker does not sell personal information to third parties. The platform uses personal data to create and secure accounts, process deposits and withdrawals, verify identity, support KYC procedures, prevent fraud, manage promotions, and meet legal, regulatory, tax, and AML obligations.
Data Storage, Security and Third-Party Transfers
BC Poker data storage operates on secured servers using AES-256 encryption, formalised by NIST under FIPS Publication 197. Personal data is protected through technical and organizational safeguards, including SSL encryption in transit, multi-factor authentication, access controls, regular security reviews, and internal security procedures. Personal data may be shared with necessary service providers, including payment processors, KYC partners, cloud infrastructure providers, fraud prevention services, cybersecurity providers, analytics providers, affiliate services, and regulatory bodies where legally required.
| Third-party category | Partners / networks | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed payment gateways | Payment processors and financial service providers | Deposit and withdrawal processing |
| Blockchain networks | BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX, BSC, ARETH, OPTIMISM, POLYGON | On-chain record and traceability |
| Internal compliance review | BCPoker compliance team | KYC verification, risk control, AML checks |
Canadian players benefit from public blockchain traceability as an independent layer of data integrity on every transaction.
Questions about your data? Contact the support team 24/7.
support@bcpoker.com →Cookies and Third-Party Tools on the Platform
BCPoker uses cookies for session security, internal analytics, and personalisation. Canadian players can manage cookie preferences through browser settings in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. Disabling cookies may limit session persistence but does not prevent contact with the support team. Cookie-related data may be used for essential site functions, performance, preferences, analytics, and permitted marketing or promotional functions.
BC Poker Player Rights: Access, Correction and Deletion
BC Poker player rights include access to personal information, correction of inaccurate records, and data deletion requests at any point. All requests go to support@bcpoker.com and are processed under PIPEDA principles for Canadian users. The support team operates 24/7 via Live Chat, email, and Telegram at t.me/bcpokerofficial through BCPoker's Intercom-powered ticketing system.
Access Your Data
Request a copy of all personal data BCPoker holds on your account at any time.
Correct Inaccuracies
Request correction of any inaccurate personal records held by BCPoker.
Data Deletion
Submit a deletion request to support@bcpoker.com – some AML records may be retained by law.
Cookie Control
Manage cookie preferences through browser settings in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge at any time.
