Dexsport Privacy Policy

This Dexsport privacy policy explains how we handle the information we collect when you use our platform. We built this page so every visitor can see, in plain language, what data we gather, why we gather it and the choices available around it. Reading it before you create a profile with us helps you understand the relationship between your personal details and the service we provide.

We are a Web3.0 betting and casino platform, and that identity shapes how we think about data. A decentralized service still needs enough information to operate an account, process a transaction and keep a platform secure, and this policy sets out where that information comes from and how long it matters to us. Nothing here describes a feature we do not actually run; where a topic needs more detail than this policy can carry, we point you toward the page that covers it properly, including our frequently asked questions.

What Information We Collect

When you interact with our platform, certain details pass through our systems automatically. This includes information you provide directly, such as contact details entered during account setup, and information generated through your activity, such as session and device data. We collect only what is reasonably needed to deliver the service and to keep the platform stable for every visitor.

Some information arrives through the ordinary mechanics of browsing: the pages you load, the device you use and the general region you connect from. None of this is unusual for an online platform, and we treat it as operational data rather than anything used to build a profile beyond what is needed to run your account and respond to support requests.

How We Use Your Data

We use the information we hold to operate accounts, process the transactions you initiate and maintain the security of our platform. Where you contact us with a question, the details you share help our team understand and resolve it. We do not use your data to make guarantees about outcomes, and nothing in how we process information should be read as a promise about results of any kind.

Data also supports the practical side of running a service: diagnosing technical issues, preventing misuse of accounts and keeping our systems reliable for the people using them. We keep this use proportionate to the purpose, and we do not hold information longer than the purpose requires.

Account and Transaction Records

Account records let us recognise a returning visitor and keep a history of the activity tied to a profile. Transaction records exist so that deposits, balances and any promotional terms tied to an account, such as our welcome bonus, can be tracked accurately. These records are a normal part of operating any platform that handles payments, and we treat them as information to protect, not information to share.

Cookies and Similar Technologies

Our platform uses small pieces of stored data to remember preferences and keep a session active while you browse. These technologies are common across the web and are addressed in full on our dedicated page, where we set out the categories involved and how a visitor can manage them.

We keep this section short deliberately: the subject deserves its own space rather than a summary squeezed into a general policy, so we treat cookie handling as a distinct topic covered elsewhere on the site.

How We Protect Information

Protecting the data we hold is treated as an ongoing responsibility rather than a one-time setup. We apply reasonable technical and organisational measures to guard against loss, misuse or unauthorised access to the information in our systems. As a platform built around blockchain-based payments, we also rely on the inherent transparency of on-chain transactions, which exist independently of any single internal database.

No system is beyond risk, and we do not claim otherwise. What we can say is that safeguarding account and transaction data is built into how the platform is designed to run, from the way information is stored to the way it is accessed internally.

Sharing of Information

We do not sell personal information. Data is shared only where it is necessary to run the service itself, such as with payment infrastructure needed to process a crypto transaction, or where we are required to disclose it by law. Any sharing is limited to what the specific purpose requires.

Because deposits and withdrawals on our platform are tied to cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, some transaction details are visible on public blockchains by the nature of that technology, separately from anything we hold internally. This is a property of the payment method itself rather than a choice we make about disclosure.

Updates to This Policy

We may revise this policy as our platform evolves or as practices around data handling develop. When changes are made, the updated version replaces this page, and continuing to use our platform after an update means the current version applies to you. We encourage checking back periodically rather than assuming the text is static.

If you are new to our platform and want a broader sense of what we offer before reviewing how we handle data, our home page is the clearest starting point, alongside the faq for specific operational questions.