Privacy Policy
This document outlines the privacy policy for users in India who register on the BC.Game site. It describes what happens to personal data during account activity. The text details how BC.Game collects, uses, stores, and shares this information. BC.Game follows these practices as required by the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and in accordance with Indian data privacy principles.
Cookie Files and Tracking Technologies
A browser saves cookies as text files on the user's device. Tracking tools use pixels and local storage to gather data about activity, in addition to cookies.
BC.Game uses cookies to maintain essential site functions. Cookies track and measure website traffic, providing insight into visitor interactions. They also store users' language and region preferences.
In India, users set cookie preferences by using browser controls or the website's cookie panel. Blocking types of cookies can prevent access to some settings and account features.
Necessary cookies support essential functions and cannot be disabled by users. Analytics and preference cookies are optional, and users may adjust these settings whenever they choose. Standard browser settings provide options for managing these preferences.
Personal Data Protection Policy
BC.Game gathers personal data from users in India. Staff members access each user's name, date of birth, identification details, email address, phone number, and financial transaction records. They use this information to manage accounts, verify identities, process INR payments, and comply with legal requirements.
Payment processing manages INR deposits and withdrawals. Users transfer funds using UPI and IMPS. Identity verification ensures compliance with KYC requirements. Indian financial regulations require companies to retain transaction records for a minimum of five years.
Staff access stored data solely for designated purposes. They maintain strict boundaries around its use. No information leaves those limits. The team retains data for the duration required by regulations. Once that time passes, they delete the information.
Server Protection Policy and Infrastructure Security in BC.Game
BC.Game relies on a server protection framework to secure data in India. Only authorized personnel can access the servers, and they must use multi-factor authentication. Engineers apply TLS encryption to every connection between users and servers, ensuring data remains protected in transit. Security staff routinely monitor server activity with specialized tools and review any alerts the system generates. Staff also create backups and store personal data in separate locations, reducing the risk of data loss. These measures safeguard stored information, including names, email addresses, and INR transaction records.
International Data Transfers
BC.Game stores and processes Indian user data on servers outside India, enabling staff to manage accounts, conduct analytics, and handle payments. Data transfers occur only with a valid legal basis, and staff draft agreements with processors specifying data protection requirements for Indian users. The legal team sets standards for third-party processors, while technical staff enforce encryption during transmission and implement access controls at all storage sites. Before any transfer, staff assess the destination country's security measures for personal information. Overseas processors must follow the same data retention periods as in India. Indian users retain their rights over their data regardless of where processing takes place.
Disclosure of Information to Third Parties
This policy applies to users in India. BC.Game shares user data through a defined process and provides information to third parties. Payment providers receive data to handle transactions in Indian Rupees. Identity verification services use this information to confirm user identities. Analytics partners monitor how the site functions. Indian authorities request data when required by law.
Data sharing complies with the terms outlined in the contract. The company provides each third party with only the information necessary to complete its task. When a third party meets the required data security standards, the company grants access to data. Regulatory authorities receive data upon request, provided the request is in accordance with Indian law.