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At Aviator Casino, we care about your privacy. If you play, sign up, or make a payment, this policy tells you what personal information we collect, how we use it to handle £ and keep the platform safe, and when it can be shared with verified partners. The same rules apply whether you access Aviator from UK or have UK status, with extra checks where local laws require them.
To protect players and follow the rules set by regulators, Aviator Casino will only accept registrations from certain countries. Availability can change from UK to UK, and access may be limited if online gambling is illegal in that country or if compliance checks can't be done. Age and identity are also used to decide who can have an account. Aviator Casino may ask for proof that you are at least the minimum age and follow all legal requirements before you can fully use the platform, which includes making deposits, withdrawals, and using certain game features.
If the requirements aren't met, the casino may limit access, stop play, or close the account to follow the rules.
sometimes restrictions are based on residence rather than UK. Please confirm your country information again if your location changes.
each person can only have one account. Multiple accounts, shared accounts, or accounts made to get around age or country restrictions can get your account limited and require more verification requests.
Aviator Casino can ask for proof of your age and identity at any time, even after you ask to withdraw $100 or more, or when account activity sets off compliance checks. If documents aren't given quickly, payouts might be held up until they are verified.
If verification shows that you are not old enough or otherwise not eligible, your account may be closed and access may be blocked. As long as the rules allow it, any remaining balance can be handled according to internal procedures and compliance obligations.
To open an account at Aviator Casino, you need to give a few personal details that the casino can use to open your profile, keep your access safe, and follow normal player identification rules. When you sign up, you are asked for this information, and it may be confirmed later if you ask for a withdrawal or if your account goes through regular security checks. Giving correct information from the start can help you avoid delays, especially when you want to take out your winnings or raise your limits. If your address or phone number changes after you sign up, you should change it in your profile so that your account information stays the same. The following information is usually asked for when you sign up for Aviator Casino. To keep your account safe, make sure you're eligible, or communicate, each item is used for a specific reason.
To protect your account, you'll need a username and password. Make sure you use a unique password that you don't use anywhere else. It is important to only use real details. Not having the right information when you sign up can cause your verification to fail and stop you from making withdrawals, even if you have money in your account, like $100 £. Sometimes you might also be asked to prove that you agree to the casino's rules and that you own the payment method you want to use for deposits like £50 and future withdrawals.
We need to use some personal data to make sure that loyalty programs, bonuses, and promotions are run in a safe and fair way. This usually includes information about your account, how to reach you, signs that you are eligible (like your age and location), and activity information that is needed to properly apply an offer. When a bonus or promotion has a cash element to it, like a £100 deposit bonus or free spins given after a qualifying deposit, we process the necessary data to make sure the qualifying event happened, figure out the reward, and stop people from making false or duplicate claims.
In order to give you promotional benefits, we may check that you meet the offer's conditions, which could include checking your account status, location, and that you are a responsible gamer. We also keep track of bonuses and any wagering requirements that come with them up to £200 by looking at transaction and gameplay data.
Misuse can happen with promotions. We may look at login, transaction, and device patterns to spot odd behavior, stop bonus abuse, and make sure that only one person claims an offer when it's required. If checks show a risk, we may stop giving bonuses until the risk is fully vetted.
Regarding an active bonus, we might send service messages like confirming that a £50 deposit is eligible for a promotion or warning that a bonus is about to expire. These messages work, and they help you use your rewards on time.
We may use information about how you interact with our site, like your favorite games, how long you usually spend on it, and the promotions you've been a part of, to make marketing more relevant to you if you choose to receive it. It's always possible to stop personalization, and it doesn't change your account's basic rights. We may send you news about bonuses, tournaments, VIPs, and special deals that are only available for a short time. Based on your settings and contact information that is available, you can receive messages through email, SMS, push notifications, and your account itself.
Stopping marketing messages won't change your ability to play.
Note of importance. It's possible to stop getting marketing messages, but you may still get important service messages like security alerts, changes to terms, account verification requests, and confirmations of withdrawals like 500 £.
Aviator Casino keeps payment information private and only lets authorized staff and payment partners who have been checked out see it. Your billing information is kept out of public areas of your account when you deposit or withdraw money. The platform's main goal is to process the transaction correctly. To keep your information safe, the casino only asks for and stores the information needed to make a 100 £ deposit or 500 £ withdrawal. This information is sent securely to protect your privacy. Card or wallet information that is too sensitive is tokenized or hidden as much as possible so that full payment information is not shown to the cashier.
Deposits: When you add money to your account, the casino keeps track of the amount (for example, 50 £ or 200 £), the time, and a reference number from the payment provider. Only a few identifiers, like the last few numbers or a masked wallet ID, may show up in your profile to help you figure out the method used. Full card numbers are not shown.
Withdrawals: Payouts are processed to the same payment route where possible. If you request a withdrawal of 300 £ or 1000 £, billing records typically include the payout amount, status updates, and provider reference numbers. This helps you track payments without revealing unnecessary personal billing data.
Statement descriptors: The name displayed on your bank or wallet statement may differ from the brand name depending on the payment processor. This is intended to support operational privacy and consistent settlement processing, while still allowing you to identify the transaction through the reference and timestamp in your cashier history.
Supported payment options may include:
Billing privacy safeguards applied in the cashier:
If you need to change your withdrawal method, you may be asked to confirm ownership of the new account to prevent third-party payouts. To help protect your billing information and your funds, this can include a small verification step that must be completed before a withdrawal of $400 is approved.
To keep withdrawals safe and legal, Aviator Casino may ask for proof of identity before letting you cash out. Making sure that you own the account, using a real payment method, and making sure that withdrawals go to the rightful owner are all things that KYC checks help to do. Verification can happen when you make your first withdrawal, when your account information changes, when you do something strange, or when you withdraw a certain amount of money, like 2,000 £. If you finish your KYC early, you won't have to deal with interruptions when you're ready to withdraw.
The documents that are asked for depend on your situation, the method of payment used, and the rules that apply in your area and—if necessary—in your country.
When needed, source of funds checks will be done. For larger amounts, like withdrawals over 10,000 £, or risk-based situations, more proof may be asked for. If your account information shows a UK that is different from where you live now, you may be asked to give more information to meet compliance standards. Case by case, and only when needed, this is taken care of. You might have to hide private information before uploading it for card-based payments. Only the last four digits should be shown, and security codes should never be given out to other people. Check with support before sending anything if you're not sure what to hide. Withdrawals are only made to the methods you have registered. If you made a deposit with one method and then ask for a withdrawal using a different method, you may be asked to do more checks to make sure you own the money and lower the risk of fraud. Taking care of documents is meant to keep your information safe. Requests for files are only made for verification purposes, and only authorized staff can access them. Files are kept for as long as they are needed for legal and operational reasons. To avoid delays, make sure that all corners of images and text are visible and that the text can be read before sending documents.
We support responsible gambling by giving you useful controls that help you stay in charge of your play. Some of these tools are meant to make it easier to stop gambling early if it stops being fun and to lessen the harm that can happen. From your account settings, you can set limits, take time-outs, or block yourself. While some changes happen right away, others happen after a short "cooling-off" period that keeps you from deciding on the spot. When you set limits, you can stop gambling when it gets too expensive or uncomfortable. You can usually change them at any time, but when you lower them, the changes take effect right away, while when you raise them, the changes may take longer to help you make safer decisions.
Set limits based on your budget for fun, not on your hopes of winning quickly.
Important: Limits only affect gambling. They do not affect the time it takes to process withdrawals. If you need help setting limits that are in line with your spending, you can contact support for help.
The current limit and when it resets will be shown. Keep in mind that the options and times they take effect may be different in UK where local rules call for certain limit types or default settings. Good habits can lower your risk: don't mix gambling money with bills, don't chase losses, and don't raise your limits to get back on track after a bad session. If you notice that your spending is going up, lower your limits right away and think about taking a break. For the time you choose, self-imposed limits are laws. Once it's set, you won't be able to deposit, bet, or lose more than the set limit, even if you have extra money or try to make more transactions.
Reality checks allow you to keep track of your time and money while you play by setting off automatic reminders. If this setting is turned on, a pop-up will show up at set times, like every 30 or 60 minutes, to remind you to take a break or log out. The frequency and whether the reminder needs to be explicitly acknowledged before it continues are usually settings that you can change. One easy way to keep track of time, especially during long sessions, is to use reality checks.
If you feel like you can't handle your gambling anymore, you can take a break with a time-out or self-exclusion. During these times, you won't be able to gamble or, depending on the option you choose, make deposits or access promotional content.
When self-exclusion is used, reinstatement does not happen right away. There may be a required "cooling-off" period after a reactivation request, and we may ask you to confirm your choice before restoring your access. You won't be able to bet or play while you're self-excluded. You can ask for marketing emails to stop, and you can still withdraw any remaining balance after standard checks. You can ask for a withdrawal while you are banned if you have money in your account, like £150. However, you won't be able to use it for gambling. If you need more help, you could set strict limits (like depositing £50 per week) and take a break. You could also contact one of the many independent support services in UK. Because you might come back during a break if you are using a shared device to contact us, make sure that your browser does not save passwords.
Your privacy when you play Aviator Casino on your phone depends on what the app can access and what your phone automatically shares. This part goes over the permissions that are usually asked for on iOS and Android, the data that can be collected from the device while playing games, and how tracking works across websites and apps. You stay in charge by only giving permissions you need, checking the privacy settings on your device, and using choices inside the app when they're available. Your customization may be lessened if you limit access, but you shouldn't be unable to do basic things like log in, play, or withdraw 100 £ once your account is verified.
Some features in mobile apps need permissions to work. In order to keep your account safe, stop fraud, and make sure you can play easily, Aviator Casino will ask for permissions that are necessary. If a permission isn't required, you can usually say no and still play, but you might not be able to do some things.
The best thing to do is to only give permissions when you truly need them. You can change permissions in the app's settings later on both iOS and Android without having to reinstall it.
Tip for location access: If you don't want your location to be used all the time, choose "While Using the App" or a similar setting if it's available. We may collect information about your device while you play on your phone. Accounts and device information are usually shared with apps to keep gameplay stable and safe. People often use this information to keep things safe, fix problems, and look for fraud, especially when it comes to logins and payments like withdrawing $500.
Information from devices is usually used to find strange behavior, lower the risk of account takeover, and figure out what's wrong with technology. For normal casino play, they don't need to read your personal files or contacts.
Mobile apps can use analytics tools to see how users move around on screens and where performance problems happen. If marketing tracking is used, it can help with attribution (for example, figuring out if an install came from a campaign) and cut down on ads that are shown more than once. If your operating system lets you choose how to track, you can do it yourself.
Turning off ad tracking usually doesn't change how you can play, but it might make personalized ads and marketing measurement less accurate.
If the app opens an in-app browser to show help pages, payment pages, or responsible gaming resources, those pages may set cookies or collect standard web data like your IP address and device type. You are subject to the privacy policies of the third-party service you visit when you click on a link.
You agree that your personal information may be used in the ways described below when you use Aviator Casino. You should not use our services anymore and ask that your account be closed if you don't agree.
We don't collect personal information from people who aren't old enough to gamble in their country.
To create an account and provide services, we use personal data for things like registration, authentication, customer service, and giving you games and features. Processing deposits and withdrawals, stopping chargebacks, and keeping track of transaction records are all part of payments and financial operations. Regulatory and legal compliance: Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks, sanctions screening, tax and reporting duties, and answering legal requests. Finding suspicious activity, keeping accounts safe, stopping abuse, and keeping the system's integrity are all parts of security and trying to stop fraud. Responsible gambling includes things like setting limits, figuring out if you can afford to gamble, and taking steps to protect players. Analytics, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and service optimization are all ways to make websites and products better. Marketing and communication: telling you about new products and services, sending you personalized offers and updates when it's okay, and managing how you want to be contacted.
Where required by applicable law, we rely on one or more of the following legal bases:
We use cookies and other similar technologies to make the site work, keep sessions going, remember your preferences, track performance, and help with marketing. Your browser and, if they're available, our cookie preferences tools let you change how cookies are used. If you disable some cookies, the site might not work as well.
We may only share your personal information with payment providers and financial institutions as needed to handle deposits, withdrawals, and fraud checks. Identity verification and compliance vendors: to do risk assessments, screening, and Know Your Customer/AML (KYC/AML). To deliver games, hosting, analytics, customer service, and technical services, game and platform service providers perform these tasks. According to the law and your choices, affiliates and marketing partners can be used for attribution and promotions. Laws, court orders, and legal requests must be followed by regulators and authorities. Professional advisers, such as auditors, lawyers, and consultants who are required to keep information secret. The information you give us is not sold for money. Anyone who shares for advertising reasons can only do so much and is limited by law and settings.
Your information may be used in countries other than the one you live in. When transfers happen, we use the right safeguards, like contractual protections and security measures, and we only let authorized personnel in who need to know.
We only keep personal information for as long as it takes to do the things spelled out in this Policy and to meet legal, regulatory, accounting, and fraud-prevention needs. If required by law or to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims, retention periods may continue after an account is closed.
We use technical and organizational security measures to keep personal information safe from people who aren't supposed to see it, change it, lose it, misuse it, or share it with others. Encryption, access controls, monitoring, and safe development practices are some of these steps. You can't be sure that a system is 100% safe.
We might need to make sure you are who you say you are before we can do what you ask. Legal obligations, government rules, stopping fraud, or establishing legal claims may make it impossible to grant some requests. Account settings, the "unsubscribe" link in emails, or contacting support are all ways to change your marketing preferences. There may still be times when service-related messages need to be sent, like security alerts and transaction confirmations.
We handle data for gambling tools that help people be more responsible, like limits on deposits and losses, timeouts, self-exclusion, and related checks. To protect players, we may share information about exclusions or risks with regulators or other authorized bodies when needed.
Our website may have links to services or sites run by other people. We're not in charge of their content or how they handle data; their privacy policies say what they can and can't do.
We may change this Privacy Policy from time to time to keep up with changes in the law, technology, or how we run our business. The new version will be posted on our website with a new date when it goes into effect. If it is legal, continuing to use the services after changes have been made may be seen as acceptance.
The official ways to get in touch with Aviator Casino support can be found on their website. You can use these to ask questions, exercise your rights, or make requests about privacy. Include enough information to help us figure out who you are and handle your request.
We use trusted payment providers to handle deposits and withdrawals, and we don't keep full card numbers on our servers. Your connection is encrypted (TLS), and role-based access limits access to sensitive data. Any strange activity is also watched for. Set up two-factor authentication (2FA) in your account settings and use a bank transfer or an e-wallet for extra security. Contact Support right away if you see a transaction that wasn't recognized so that we can stop payout requests and start a security check.
Verification is needed to stop fraud, keep your account safe, and follow rules about licensing and stopping money laundering. You might be asked for (1) proof of who you are (a passport or national ID), (2) proof of where you live (a recent utility bill or bank statement), and (3) proof of how you paid (a screenshot for an e-wallet or a photo of your card with only the last four numbers erased). Make sure the name of the person who owns the account matches the information in your Aviator Casino profile about your UK. Post color images that are clear; documents that are blurry or cut off will take longer to approve.
We may use information about your account and transactions to make sure you follow the bonus rules. Your Privacy Policy rights don't change those rules. In order to do this, they have to make sure that each person, device, household, and payment method is only used once, that they are eligible for the promotion, and that their play patterns are in line with the terms of the promotion. Cashout limits and wagering requirements that are written into the promotion may limit how much of a bonus can be withdrawn. Make sure your account is verified before you claim a bonus, only use your own payment methods, and keep your contact information up to date to avoid problems.
UK rules determine who can access what. We use location checks and may not let people from certain areas register, make deposits, or play games. It is up to you to make sure that your local laws allow you to play before you start. Only use the official site on your phone for transactions, and don't use public Wi-Fi. Also, remember to log out after each session. Put in a strong, one-time password, turn on two-factor authentication, and never let anyone else use your login. Change your password and contact Support to lock your account and protect any withdrawals that are still being processed if you think someone else has gotten into it without your permission.
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