Rather than listing data categories in isolation, this page follows your information through its actual lifecycle at 1King. That means what gets collected, why, where it's used, and who to ask if something's unclear. It's a plain-language summary, not a substitute for 1King's full privacy documentation.
Stage One: What Gets Collected
Most of what 1King collects ties directly to identity verification, known as KYC ("Know Your Customer"). This is the standard process regulated betting platforms use. It confirms who's actually behind an account before a withdrawal is released.
| Data type | When it's collected |
|---|---|
| Passport or national ID copy | During identity verification, before your first withdrawal |
| Phone number | During or shortly after registration |
| Proof of address (driving licence or utility bill) | On request only, case by case |
| Payment details | At the point of your first deposit |
Not every item on that list applies to every account. Proof of address specifically comes up on a case-by-case basis rather than for every player automatically.
Stage Two: What It's Used For
Identity documents exist to confirm that the person behind an account matches who they claim to be. That's the same purpose banks and other regulated services use ID checks for. Your phone number backs up that same confirmation. It's also how account-related communication reaches you.
Payment information keeps deposits and withdrawals tied to one consistent path. Whatever method you deposited with is also what a withdrawal returns through. That's not just a convenience rule. It's also a fraud-prevention measure, making sure funds only move between accounts and payment methods actually linked to you.
Stage Three: How It Supports Account Rules
The same data collected for KYC also backs up 1King's one-account-per-person rule. Confirming identity and payment method is part of how multiple-accounting gets flagged in the first place — several accounts sharing a device or payment source, for instance. In that sense, the data you provide during verification does double duty. It unlocks your own withdrawals, and it helps keep the bonus system fair for everyone using the platform.
Stage Four: Your Role in This
A few habits on your side keep the data you've already shared from being exposed unnecessarily:
- Keep your login details private, even from family members. Account sharing works against the same identity checks this page describes.
- Sign out fully after using a shared or public computer rather than leaving the session open.
- Use a password that isn't reused from an email or payment account elsewhere.
- Contact support promptly if you notice activity on your account that you don't recognize.
Stage Five: Asking a Question
Any question about what's collected, how it's used, or anything not covered on this summary page goes through 1King's support channels directly:
- Email — [email protected], for privacy or data-related questions.
- Support button — built into 1King's main navigation for a faster response.
Keep the phone number or email tied to your account on hand before you contact them. It's what lets support locate your account and answer efficiently.
The Short Version
1King collects identity documents, a phone number, and payment details. Mainly, this supports KYC checks and keeps transactions on one consistent, verifiable path. That same data also reinforces the platform's one-account rule. For anything this summary doesn't answer, [email protected] is the direct contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What personal data does 1King collect?
Mainly identity documents, a phone number, and payment details tied to KYC verification and transaction processing.
Why does 1King need my payment details?
To process deposits and withdrawals. It also confirms that a withdrawal matches the account and method the original deposit came from.
Who do I contact with a privacy question?
Email [email protected] or use the Support button in the main site navigation.