Gamble Hub Privacy Policy
Privacy is not a formality, but a foundation of trust.
In the Gamble Hub ecosystem, data protection is built into technology, architecture, and processes. We do not just perform regulation, we build a system where privacy is a natural property of each interaction.
Our principles
1. Transparency.
You always know what data is collected, why it is needed and how it is used. We do not hide either processes or policies.
2. Data minimization.
We collect only what is necessary for the platform to work: identification, analytics, security, partner operations. No extra layers or hidden trackers.
3. Default security.
All data is encrypted, routes are protected, access is strictly role-playing. Encryption protocols are updated and checked regularly.
4. Compliance with international standards.
Gamble Hub complies with GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001 and local regulations. We respect the rights of all participants - from users to corporate partners.
5. Control and management.
Each participant in the ecosystem can request access, change or delete their data. All processes are automated and performed without intermediaries.
6. No data transfer to third parties.
We do not sell or share personal data with third parties. The exception is only the requirements of the law or official regulators.
7. Technological protection.
The Gamble Hub architecture uses TLS 1 encryption. 3, integrity control, log anonymization, and host-level security auditing.
How data is used
To ensure stable operation of the API and platform.
For performance and quality analytics.
To comply with legal obligations and licensing regulations.
To support users and partners within SLA.
Your rights
Each user or partner has the right to:- Access your data.
- Request their modification or deletion.
- Restrict processing.
- Withdraw consent to use data.
Gamble Hub philosophy
We believe that privacy is not a "law of protection," but a form of respect.
When technology is transparent, trust comes naturally.
Partition mission
Create a space where the data belongs to the user, not the system.
Where security is not a service, but a built-in norm.