Answers About Your Data and Privacy on new1bet
We ask for your email, a phone number, and the payment method you'll use—Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost or FPX. That's enough to verify deposits, send withdrawal confirmations, and reach you if we spot unusual activity. We don't ask for a full address unless a specific payment rail requires it.
We pass transaction details to the payment processor so they can authorise deposits and withdrawals, and we might share account records with regulators if local law demands it. We never sell your information to advertisers, data brokers, or marketing platforms, and we never rent mailing lists.
Financial regulations require us to hold transaction records for a set period—usually ninety days—then we delete your email, phone number, game history, and every other personal field. Aggregated statistics that can't identify you stay on file for platform analytics, but nothing ties them back to your name.
Yes. Log in, go to Privacy Settings, and click Download My Data. We'll prepare a JSON file with your account details, payment history, session logs, and game rounds, then email you a secure link. The file expires after seven days for security reasons.
We set three cookies: login state, language preference, and a flag to remember you dismissed the welcome banner. No tracking pixels, no third-party ad scripts. You can delete them in your browser settings; the platform still works, you'll just need to log in again and pick your language.
Head to Account Settings, enter the new contact detail, and confirm the change with a code we send to your current phone or email. Once verified the update takes effect immediately, and all future notifications go to the new address you provided.
We'll email you within seventy-two hours explaining what was exposed, which records were affected, and what we've done to secure the gap. We also notify the relevant authorities where required and publish a summary on our status page so every user knows what happened and what changed.