Your personal information is kept with the utmost protection at Sportingbet. This page explains in plain language what data is collected, why it is collected, and how it is kept secure.
Six core principles behind how Sportingbet protects your data, at a glance.
At Sportingbet, every transaction and piece of personal data is secured with 256-bit SSL encryption — the same standard used by banks. Your password and card details are never stored in plain text.
At Sportingbet, you can view, correct, or request deletion of your stored data at any time. Full control over your data remains in your hands.
Sportingbet never sells your personal information to advertisers or third parties. Data is only shared with partners who are essential to operating the service, and only to the extent necessary.
Sportingbet only collects the data that is genuinely necessary to operate its services. We do not request unnecessary personal information — this is our data minimisation policy.
If any significant changes are made to the Privacy Policy, Sportingbet will notify you in advance via email or an in-platform notification. No changes are ever made without prior notice.
Sportingbet's security infrastructure is regularly audited by independent third-party security specialists. Any vulnerabilities identified are addressed immediately, and our systems are kept continuously up to date.
Sportingbet collects two types of information from you — what you provide directly, and what is generated automatically as you use the platform.
Information You Provide Directly:
Automatically Collected Information:
Please Note: Sportingbet will never ask for your password, OTP, or PIN over the phone or via chat. Never share this information with anyone.
Sportingbet uses your data for specific purposes. The table below outlines each data type and the reason it is used:
| Data Type | Purpose of Use |
|---|---|
| Name, Date of Birth | Age Verification & Account Management |
| Mobile Number, Email | Sending login confirmations, OTPs, and important notifications |
| ID Document Copy | KYC Verification & Anti-Money Laundering |
| Payment Information | Processing Deposits & Withdrawals |
| Betting History | Account statements, bonus calculations, and fraud detection |
| IP & Device Information | Security Monitoring & Unauthorised Access Prevention |
Sportingbet never uses your data beyond its original purpose. Your consent is obtained before any promotional emails are sent, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Sportingbet uses multiple layers of security to protect your data. Rather than relying on a single method, protection is applied in layers — so that if one layer is breached, the next one holds.
In the event of a security breach, Sportingbet will notify affected users as quickly as possible and take immediate steps to minimise any harm.
The Sportingbet website and app use cookies — small data files stored on your device that help ensure a smooth and convenient platform experience.
Sportingbet uses three types of cookies:
You can manage cookies through your browser settings. However, disabling essential cookies may prevent login and certain features from working properly.
As a Sportingbet user, you have specific rights regarding your personal data. These rights are outlined below.
To exercise any of these rights, please contact our support team.
Sportingbet does not retain your data longer than necessary. Retention periods are determined by the type of data involved:
If you request account closure, Sportingbet will delete or anonymise all your personal data after the applicable retention period, so that you can no longer be identified.
For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact Sportingbet:
We aim to send an initial response to your complaint or request within 72 hours of receipt. More complex matters may take additional time to resolve fully, but you will be kept updated at every stage of the process.
Important: This Privacy Policy was last updated in January 2026. Sportingbet will notify you before making any changes.
This Privacy Policy was last updated in January 2026.
Email us at support@sportingbet-baji.com or join us via live chat.
Your information is stored with the highest level of security at Sportingbet.
The personal data rights you have as a Sportingbet user.
The right to know what personal information is held about you.
The right to request correction of any inaccurate or incomplete information.
The right to request deletion of your data under certain circumstances.
The right to request restriction of data processing while an investigation is ongoing.
The right to request your data in a structured, portable format.
The right to object to your data being used for specific purposes.
When creating an account on any online platform, most of us tick the "I have read and agree to the Privacy Policy" box and move on — without actually reading it. But at Sportingbet, this policy is a little different, because both your money and your personal identity are involved. That is why it has been written in plain, straightforward English so anyone can read and understand it.
When you open an account with Sportingbet, you are asked for your name, date of birth, and mobile number. There are clear reasons for this — age verification is required to prevent minors from gaining access, and a mobile number is needed to provide OTP-based security. None of this information is sold to any third party.
Many users feel uneasy about the KYC process — understandably so, since it involves submitting a copy of your national ID. At Sportingbet, these documents are stored on encrypted servers and can only be accessed by staff directly involved in the verification process. KYC is a legal requirement for international betting platforms and is an important safeguard against money laundering.
Payment information is the most sensitive data you share. When you provide your bKash or Nagad number at Sportingbet, that information is sent directly to the payment gateway — Sportingbet's own servers do not store your full payment details. This process is called tokenization, where a meaningless code is stored in place of your actual number.
There are many misconceptions about cookies — not all of them are harmful. Most of Sportingbet's cookies are functional cookies that remember things like your preferred language or which tab you had open on a given page. Analytics cookies contain no personally identifiable information; they only reveal overall usage patterns.
A word of clarification on data deletion requests: if you close your account or request that your data be deleted, Sportingbet cannot erase everything immediately — transaction records must be retained for a set period due to legal obligations. Once that period expires, however, your data is permanently deleted or anonymised in a way that makes identification impossible.
A word on promotional messages: based on the consent you provide at registration, Sportingbet may send you promotional SMS or emails. If you no longer wish to receive these, you can unsubscribe at any time through your account settings or by contacting support. Unsubscribing will not affect any of your account benefits.
One final point worth noting — Sportingbet's privacy policy is a living document. Technology evolves, laws change, and business circumstances shift — and the policy may be updated to keep pace with those changes. But one core principle will always remain: your data belongs to you, and Sportingbet takes responsibility for keeping it safe.
Answers to two common questions about Sportingbet's free spin and referral offers.