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Pure Casino Cookie Policy

Pure Casino Cookie Policy

We use tracking technologies to keep play secure and account activity consistent in Canada. They help us recognise sessions, protect logins, and keep payments working reliably.

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Some trackers support essential functions, while others help us measure performance and tailor promotions. You choose what to accept, and you can update your preferences at any time.

Data Collected During Use

  • Unique device identifiers and browser data shared during registration and sign-in.
  • Session length, visited sections, and navigation patterns during play sessions.
  • Transaction signals, such as deposits in CAD or withdrawals in CAD, linked to your account activity.
  • Network metadata checks that flag unusual access locations or compromised devices.

Why Tracking Supports Safety

  • We streamline authentication and support secure access across returning sessions.
  • We monitor for fraud signals, unusual gameplay, and quick balance changes.
  • We help maintain fair access and support compliance expectations for Canada.
  • We improve technical stability and resolve issues during play or payment flows.

Pure Casino Tracking Practices

We keep tracking practical and purpose-driven, so it supports your account without exposing private details. Tracking tools help maintain authenticated sessions from sign-in through deposits and withdrawals in CAD.

First-party identification tags help us recognise returning visitors and keep protection active during sensitive steps. Session monitoring connects key events to the right user ID and reduces the risk of unauthorised access.

Types of Trackers We Use

  • Essential files that allow navigation, secure login, and protected transactions.
  • Analytics identifiers that aggregate behaviour trends without collecting personal or financial data.
  • Preference storage that remembers language, display settings, and chosen currency in CAD.
  • Marketing and targeting tags that help keep banners and offers relevant to your activity.
  • Service integrations that use technical markers for functions like payments or verification workflows.

Verification Signals & Security Checks

We review network metadata for unknown locations and watch for patterns that look abnormal. If something unusual happens, extra verification steps may trigger automatically.

Device fingerprinting adds another layer of protection for sensitive actions like adding payment methods or raising withdrawal limits. When needed, security staff can also review alerts manually.

Privacy controls are built into the account experience, so you can decide what stays on. You can accept only essential trackers or adjust marketing consent at any time.

Without recorded consent, we do not share personal information outside the company. Only the minimum data needed is used to process transactions and protect service integrity.

Protection and Retention Approach

  • We keep identifiers linked to browsing activity only as long as needed for their purpose.
  • Automated erasure routines delete older records once they are no longer required.
  • Only compliance and fraud prevention teams can access tracking logs and metadata.
  • Role-based authentication and strict audits limit access to sensitive account areas.

Secure Transmission & Payment Processing

TLS 1.3 or higher encrypts identifiers and session values sent between your device and our servers. Payment-related actions run on PCI DSS-compliant infrastructure to reduce unauthorised access risks.

Safeguard Amount (CAD) How It Helps
Account access controls (role-based + audits) —
  • Strictly limits access to important parts of accounts.
  • Role-based authentication and strict audits apply.
  • Aligns with Canadian data protection laws.
Secure payments infrastructure (PCI DSS) $ (deposits/withdrawals)
  • PCI DSS-compliant servers support payment actions like trying to deposit or withdraw $.
  • Targeted oversight aims to stop financial abuse and protect account balances in $.
Secure transmission (TLS encryption) —
  • TLS 1.3 or higher encrypts any identifier or session-related value sent between your device and servers.
  • Microdata is kept safe from third parties during communication.
Session monitoring & anomaly detection $ (transaction history)
  • Session-based monitoring tracks actions (login, payment-method changes, contact-info changes).
  • Unusual patterns trigger automated alerts and may add verification steps.
  • Helps find unusual gameplay or quick balance changes.
Device & network checks (fingerprinting + metadata) —
  • Network metadata is checked for unknown locations or hacked devices.
  • Device fingerprinting protects sensitive actions like adding payment methods or raising withdrawal limits.
  • Only compliance and fraud prevention teams can see metadata/logs.
Consent & preference controls (granular settings) —
  • In your profile: go to “Privacy Settings” → “Tracking Preferences” and use switches to turn categories on/off.
  • Click “Confirm Preferences”; changes take effect right away.
  • “Withdraw Consent” removes optional identifiers and may restrict account use; turning off tracking can make it harder to manage your account and check your balance.
Data minimization & retention limits —
  • User identifiers linked to browsing activity are kept only as long as needed (e.g., active sessions or remembering preferences).
  • Automated erasure routines delete old records once they have served their purpose.
Third-party sharing limits (Canadian rules) —
  • No raw files are shared with outside partners without clear user consent or a written contract requirement.
  • Without recorded consent, no personal information is shared outside the company.
  • Data shared for these reasons never gives access to private information.
Support & reporting (customer service) $ (balances/recent games)
  • Support teams can use collected info to resolve technical issues during play or payment.
  • They can show your balances or recent games in $.
  • You can get help via live chat, email, or contact form.
  • You can request a report of file types/identifiers linked to your profile (identity verification required before any downloadable archive).

Managing Tracking Preferences

You can change cookie and tracking preferences directly inside your account in Canada. A banner appears on your first visit, and the same controls remain available in your profile.

  1. Sign in with your unique login information and open your profile.
  2. In the account menu, find the “Privacy Settings” section.
  3. Open the “Tracking Preferences” panel and review each category switch.
  4. Select “Confirm Preferences” to apply changes right away.
  5. If you want to revoke optional tracking, use “Withdraw Consent” in the panel.

Browser-Level Controls

You can also manage stored files in your browser privacy or security settings, including Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. Blocking or deleting cookies may affect automatic login or balance updates in CAD.

For deposits, withdrawals, and identity verification, allowing essential trackers keeps security checks consistent. If you need help adjusting settings, contact support through the contact form, live chat, or email.

Requesting Your Tracking Data

If you want a report of file types and identifiers linked to your profile, request it through customer service. Identity verification applies before any downloadable archive is shared.

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