Basic Provisions of the Melbet Privacy Policy
Melbet BD must have a legal basis, which confirms cooperation with government agencies and adherence to the law. It is licensed by the Government of Curacao under license number 8048/JAZ 2020-060 and operated by Pelican Entertainment B.V. One of the main documents in the field of information security and data use is the privacy policy. The main provisions of this document prescribe the company’s purposes, the methods of obtaining private details, and the rights and obligations of the parties.
Before starting betting in Melbet Bangladesh, the user must carefully study this document and confirm their agreement with it. It is also important to understand that this agreement applies not only to the official website but also to the mobile version and Melbet mobile app. Therefore, if a player does not agree with the terms of the policy, they must stop playing anywhere.
The bookmaker’s management also draws attention to the fact that it has the right to make additions and changes to the document. This may be due to changes in betting or data protection legislation. The company will notify each bettor in advance by email.
Types of data
Melbet Bangladesh will not collect those private details that violate the player’s right to privacy. The necessary facts are of an identifying nature only:
- Personal details that are provided at the time of registration: full name, date of birth, gender, country, residential address, telephone number, and email address;
- Records of email and chat messages or calls when contacting customer support. This also applies to comments that the user leaves on the site;
- Transactional data, which includes the type of payment method, details about it, history of money transfers, and amounts in BDT;
- Technical characteristics that are revealed when a player visits the site or mobile app. This includes IP address, device and browser type, language settings, date, time, and session duration.
Methods of application
All actions performed by the sportsbook using private data are necessary both to achieve the goals of Melbet Bangladesh and to improve the betting experience of users. This includes specific measures:
- Processing all player requests, including creating a profile, placing a bet, making a deposit in Bangladeshi takas, and so on;
- Manage your user account for a better betting experience;
- Suppression of illegal activities on the site;
- Analysis of users and their needs;
- Checking bettors for compliance with the rules of the bookmaker;
- Monitoring player activity for responsible gaming;
- Creating a marketing strategy based on personalized player experience.
Information disclosure
Melbet Bangladesh has the right to transfer the personal data of users if required by law or other obligations on the part of the company to:
- Suppliers of software and payment systems that fill the site with the necessary services;
- Melbet partners who need private customer details to work;
- Law enforcement and other government agencies to conduct investigations.
- Other parties with the player’s consent.
At the same time, the sportsbook guarantees that the process of information disclosure will be carried out taking into account all security measures. The parties sign a confidentiality agreement and also provide guarantees of the ability to provide security.
Safe environment
Melbet takes various measures to ensure that Bangladeshi players trust the company and are confident in the safety and security of their stay on the site. This includes:
- Removing private parts after they have served their purpose;
- Use of SSL cipher to store data in encrypted form and ensure secure transmission.
Denial of responsibility
Although the company promises to do everything possible to ensure that bettors’ private information is protected, Melbet is not responsible for the actions of players outside the bookmaker’s site and app. For example, the site may contain links to third-party resources. If the user wants to open this page, they must review the privacy policy. Melbet Bangladesh is not responsible for the security of third-party resources.
