BC Poker Data Collection: Categories of Information and Why We Need Them
BCPoker collects only the personal information strictly necessary to operate the poker platform, meet AML compliance obligations, and protect your account. At registration, the platform gathers your name, email address, date of birth, and phone number. Social login via Telegram, X, MetaMask, or Line is also available. KYC verification is not mandatory to start playing – it applies only when risk monitoring flags irregular activity, a manual review is required, or you access certain promotional bonuses.
| Data Category | What Is Collected | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Registration details | Name, email, date of birth, phone | Account creation, age verification |
| KYC documents | Government ID, proof of ownership | AML compliance, promo eligibility |
| Payment details | Gateway credentials, transaction records | Deposit and withdrawal processing |
| Session behaviour | IP address, device type, activity patterns | Fraud detection, BC Shield enforcement |
| Cryptocurrency records | Wallet addresses, transaction hashes | Blockchain traceability, AML audit trail |
Fiat payments run through licensed gateways: Pay4z, U2CPay, Piastrix, OkaysPay, CloudPay, WinPay, and Monnify. Cryptocurrency transactions in BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, and BC are recorded on public blockchain networks, making every movement immutable and fully traceable by design.
Data Retention and Storage Rules for Players in Canada
BCPoker stores account records on secured servers protected by AES-256 encryption, the standard recommended under PIPEDA for private-sector organizations operating commercially in Canada. Retention periods follow legal obligations tied to the Anjouan Gaming License. Crypto balances are held in cold wallet storage, fully separated from operational reserves. Transfers to third parties are restricted to licensed payment processors and authorized compliance auditors only – no advertising networks or brokers receive access under any circumstances. Upon confirmed account deletion, profile information is removed immediately; financial records and KYC documents are kept for the AML-mandated period, then permanently deleted.
BC Poker Cookies and Third-Party Tracking Tools
BCPoker uses technical cookies for session management and analytical cookies to track aggregate usage patterns and improve platform performance. Neither category feeds information to ad networks or external profiling services. You manage preferences through your browser settings at any time. BC Shield's HUD Restriction layer blocks any external software attempting to collect your in-session information across both browser and the BCPoker mobile app, ensuring your sessions stay within the platform's internal security perimeter throughout every poker session.
How to Use Your Privacy Rights: Requests, Corrections and Your Account Deletion
Every BCPoker user holds the right to access their personal information, correct inaccurate records, and request full account deletion. All data subject requests are processed via support@bcpoker.com, with 24/7 Live Chat available for initial contact.
To submit a privacy request, follow these steps:
Email Support
Email support@bcpoker.com with the subject line "Privacy Request" and specify the action needed: access, correction, or deletion.
Confirm Identity
Confirm your identity with your registered account details – prior KYC completion expedites this step automatically.
Written Confirmation
Receive written confirmation once the support team reviews your request under regulatory requirements.
Outcome by Email
Get the outcome by email with full documentation of the action taken.
Accounts flagged by risk control or AML compliance checks may require additional verification before deletion proceeds.