MDM Bet India Privacy Policy — Data Collection, Use and Your Rights
Data Protection at MDM Bet India
MDM Bet India explicitly documents a three-layer architecture separating account, wallet, and game logic. This architecture has privacy implications: account data (identity, KYC), wallet data (balances, transactions), and game data (RNG outcomes, session history) are described as operating on separate layers. The full privacy policy is available on the official site.
What data is collected?
- Registration data: email address, full name, date of birth, mobile number
- KYC documents: PAN card (primary), Aadhaar card / passport / voter ID (secondary), proof of address, UPI or bank account confirmation
- Payment data: UPI transaction references, Visa/Mastercard details, bank transfer references, Bitcoin/Ethereum wallet addresses
- Gaming activity: wagers, winnings, session history, bonus balance and wagering progress, tournament participation
- Technical data: IP address, device information, browser type
How is your data used?
- Account verification and KYC/AML compliance (PAN card as primary tax identity)
- Payment processing — UPI, card, bank transfer and crypto transaction routing
- Three-layer wallet architecture management: account conditions, bonus tracking, withdrawal eligibility
- Platform service delivery, security reviews and fraud prevention
- Tournament result tracking and prize credit allocation
- Responsible gaming tool delivery: deposit limit enforcement, session control monitoring
Your data rights
- Right to access data held about you
- Right to correction of inaccurate data
- Right to deletion (subject to AML regulatory retention requirements)
- Right to object to direct marketing
FAQ
What personal data does MDM Bet India collect?
MDM Bet India collects: registration data (email, full name, date of birth, mobile), KYC documents (PAN card, Aadhaar/passport, proof of address), payment data (UPI references, card details, bank transfer and crypto wallet addresses), gaming activity (wagers, winnings, tournament results), and technical data (IP, device, browser).
How does MDM Bet India handle KYC and PAN card data?
PAN card is the primary identity document for Indian players. KYC data is used for account verification and AML compliance. MDM Bet's three-layer architecture treats KYC compliance as an account-layer condition separate from game mechanics and wallet balances.
How does MDM Bet India protect UPI and crypto payment data?
UPI transactions are processed through India's domestic banking infrastructure. Crypto transactions are routed through blockchain networks. The platform explicitly recommends crypto as the most stable option for Indian players — this also reduces domestic banking data exposure compared to UPI or card transactions.
Can I request deletion of my MDM Bet India data?
Yes, subject to AML retention requirements — transaction records must typically be held for a minimum regulatory period. Submit a deletion request to [email protected] and retain the correspondence reference.
Does India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 apply to MDM Bet India?
MDM Bet India does not display a publicly verifiable offshore licence. The applicability of India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 to offshore operators may be limited. For data-related requests, contact [email protected] and retain all correspondence.
What does the three-layer architecture mean for my data privacy?
MDM Bet India's documented three-layer structure separates account data (identity, KYC), wallet data (balances, transactions, bonus status) and game data (session history, RNG outcomes). This separation is described as operational — it means account holds or bonus reviews do not access or modify game data layers.
How do I access the data MDM Bet India holds about me?
Submit a data access request by email to [email protected]. Include your registered email address and account details. Processing time may vary.
How do I unsubscribe from MDM Bet India marketing?
Contact [email protected] or use the unsubscribe option in any marketing email. Social media channels (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube) can also be unfollowed to reduce promotional content.