What does rainbetsportsbook.com actually keep on you? In plain terms, the bits it takes to run an account, move a payout and stay on the right side of the law. Nothing beyond that. This page lays out what we collect, why we collect it, and what you can do about it. No legal fog where we can help it, because this is the official Rainbet sportsbook site and we would rather you knew than guessed.
No filler dressed up to sound clever, either. Straight to it. What gets collected, why, and the rights you hold. The rulebook here is Canadian privacy law, PIPEDA, and we do not step outside it.
Who is responsible
The party responsible for your data is the operator of rainbetsportsbook.com, Rain Group Ltd. When this page says we, that is who it means, the lot that decides what gets collected and what for. A question about your data? Write to the address on the contact page, and we answer every request within a reasonable time.
What we collect
This is a real-money sportsbook, so a handful of data types come into it:
- Account details, your name and contact information
- Anything tied to deposits, withdrawals and transactions, crypto and Interac alike
- Documents handed over for identity and age checks
- Technical data from your visit, the IP address and device
The principle is dead simple. We take what it takes to run the account, settle payments and meet what the law asks of us. A piece of data that serves none of that, we do not go asking for.
What it is used for
Nothing cloak-and-dagger about it. Your data runs your account, moves deposits and withdrawals, confirms who you are and how old you are, and keeps us square with the law, the anti-money-laundering side in particular. It also keeps the site safe and lets us write back when you get in touch.
Confirming your age is not a formality to us, it is the line that keeps anyone under legal age off the book. And if we ever had to put your data to some other use, it would sit inside the law. Never outside it.
Who we share it with
The bare minimum, and only when it is needed. Technical providers, payment and crypto services, or the law when it comes asking. Those providers get no free hand, they use the data only for what has been agreed, under contract. One thing we flat-out do not do is sell your data. Full stop.
Because payments run on crypto and through Canadian methods like Interac, some data passes to the providers that settle those transactions. That is the nature of moving money, and it happens under the same rule: only what the job needs, nothing spare.
How long we keep it
We hang on to a piece of data as long as the reason we collected it lasts, and no longer, unless the law sets a term. Some duties, the financial ones above all, pin down a set period. Data that has had its day gets deleted or anonymised, never piled up on the off chance it comes in handy.
Your rights under PIPEDA
Canadian law puts your data under your control. You exercise these rights by writing to us:
- Access the data we hold on you
- Correct anything wrong or out of date
- Ask for deletion, within the legal limits
- Withdraw a consent you gave, going forward
Reckon we have got something wrong? You can take it up with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. On our side, we answer every request within a reasonable time and at no undue cost.
Data security
We guard your data with technical measures and a fair dose of common sense. The traffic between your device and the site runs encrypted, and access to the information is kept to those who genuinely need it. Absolute security does not exist, and saying otherwise would be lying to you. What we do is treat your data with care and take only as much as the job needs.
Minors
The site is for bettors of legal age in their province, eighteen or nineteen, and betting is not aimed at anyone under that line. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under legal age, and if we find that such data has reached us, we delete it.
Changes
This policy shifts from time to time. The latest version is always right here, on this page, and the date at the top tells you how fresh it is. Carry on using the site after a change, and you take the version that stands. And like everywhere else here: strictly for bettors of legal age, eighteen or nineteen depending on your province.