Spinpin Casino Privacy Policy

This policy explains which personal details Spinpin Casino asks for, why it needs them and how they are used while your account is open. It covers the details you enter at sign-up, documents for account checks and payment data from the cashier. By opening an account you agree to this use of your data.

To open an account, the sign-up form asks for personal details, which for a casino account usually means your name, date of birth, address and contact details. These have to be your own and match your official documents, because they are how the casino confirms that you are 18 or over and that the account belongs to you. The account is kept in pounds, and the same details apply on a computer, a tablet and a phone.

Documents for Account Checks

Spinpin may ask for a check at the first withdrawal: proof of identity, proof of address and proof that the payment methods used are yours. The documents are used to confirm your age and identity and to check that the payment methods in the account belong to you. Make sure the copies are clear and show the same name and address as your profile, so the check does not have to be repeated.

Payment Data From the Cashier

Payments go through the cashier in your account, which lists 11 methods across cards, Apple Pay, bank transfer, banking apps and crypto. Each payment is linked to your account by its amount, method and date, which is why support asks for them when a payment needs checking. Your bank or wallet keeps its own record as well. Crypto payments are also written to a public blockchain, where the wallet address and the amount are visible to anyone.

Why Spinpin Uses Your Data

Personal data on a Spinpin account is used for these purposes:

confirming that you are 18 or over and that the details are your own;
opening the account and keeping your login secure;
processing deposits and withdrawals in pounds;
applying the terms of the welcome offer and any later offers;
answering your questions to support;
closing the account when you ask for a break or want to stop playing.

Messages That Ask for Your Details

Nobody working for Spinpin needs your password, and the casino does not send out alternative addresses. Treat any email, text or social media message that asks for a password, a card number or copies of documents through a link as fake, even when it carries the Spinpin name. Hand over documents only after signing in from your saved bookmark, and keep the login to yourself on shared devices.

Correcting Your Details or Closing the Account

If your name, address or other details change, ask Spinpin support to update them, because the profile has to match your documents at every account check. Questions about the data held on your account go to support as well. To stop playing, ask support to close the account and cash out the balance you want to keep first.

Updates to This Privacy Policy

Spinpin may change this policy when the way it handles accounts or payments changes. The version on this page is the one that applies, so read it again if you return after a long break and ask support about anything that is unclear.