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inwaa Privacy Policy

This policy explains how inwaa collects, stores and protects your personal data. Please read and understand it before continuing to use our services.












FAQ

Questions About Privacy Protection at inwaa

Common questions from players about data and policy—

The NRC copy is collected as part of the KYC (Know Your Customer) process to verify the player's age (21+) and identity. This process is essential to prevent unauthorised access and to keep all players safe. Data is stored securely on SSL-encrypted servers.

inwaa will not sell or rent players' personal data. Only the data necessary to process payments is shared with partner banks and money transfer services. No data will be handed over without a legal requirement to do so.

To request data deletion, contact inwaa through 24-hour Live Chat or send an email to [email protected]. When submitting your request, include details that can verify your account (username / email). Your data will be deleted unless there are legal restrictions preventing it.

You can block some cookies through your browser settings. However, if you block cookies that are essential for session authentication and proper website operation, you may experience issues accessing the site and playing games. Essential cookies must be kept enabled; only analytics cookies can be blocked.

Payment records must be retained for a period as required by financial regulations. After that period, the data is deleted. Payment data shared with KBZPay, Wave Money, AYA Pay and CB Pay is handled under their own respective policies.

When significant changes occur, a notice will be displayed in a prominent place on the inwaa website, visible to players when they log in. Players are encouraged to check this policy page regularly. Continued use of the website after a policy change will be taken as acceptance of that change.

If you have a complaint about how your personal data is handled, you can contact us through Live Chat or by emailing [email protected]. inwaa's data protection team will review the matter and provide a resolution.