Privacy Policy

1. Introduction & Scope

ic7 game ("ic7 game", "we", "us" or "our") operates the website at https://joinic7.site and the associated Android application through which players in India access real-money games. This Privacy Policy describes how we handle the personal data of anyone who visits the site, registers an account, deposits or withdraws money, contacts our support team, or simply browses our game catalogue.

It covers every part of the service: the marketing pages you are reading now, the registration and login flow, the wallet and payment screens, the game lobby, our Telegram support channels, and the anti-fraud and responsible-gaming systems that run quietly in the background. Wherever we say "personal data" in this document we mean any information that identifies you or could reasonably be linked back to you — your mobile number, your KYC documents, your transaction history, your device fingerprint, and so on.

By using the ic7 game website or app, you accept this policy. If you do not agree with how we handle data, the correct action is not to register, and to stop using the site. If you have already registered and change your mind, you can ask us to close your account and delete what we are legally permitted to delete — see Your Rights below.

This document should be read alongside our Terms of Service, which govern the commercial relationship between you and the platform, including bonus rules, withdrawal conditions and the restricted-state policy.

Please note: this is a general privacy policy written for an India-facing gaming platform. It is provided for transparency and does not constitute legal advice. The operator's own terms and privacy notice, presented to you at the point of registration on the gaming platform itself, also apply to your account and, where they differ in detail, govern the operation of that account.

2. Information We Collect

We collect three distinct kinds of information: what you hand us directly, what our systems record automatically while you use the service, and what comes back to us from the third parties that make payments and games work.

(a) Information you give us

Registration on ic7 game is deliberately light — a mobile number and an OTP is enough to create an account. Everything beyond that is collected only when a specific function requires it, most commonly when you first request a withdrawal.

• Mobile number. The core identifier for your account. It is how we send login OTPs, security alerts and withdrawal confirmations.
• Name. Required at the point of payout, because the name on your withdrawal account must match the registered account holder.
• Email address. Optional, used for account-recovery and service notices if you choose to add one.
• Date of birth. Collected to confirm you are 18 or over. We do not permit accounts for anyone below that age under any circumstances.
• KYC documents. A government-issued photo ID and a matching bank account or UPI handle. These are requested once, typically at your first withdrawal, and are used to verify that you are who you say you are.
• Transaction details. Deposit and withdrawal amounts, the payment method used, timestamps, and the reference numbers returned by the payment rail.
• Support correspondence. If you message us on Telegram or through contact.html, we keep the conversation so we can pick up where we left off and so we have a record of what was agreed.

(b) Information collected automatically

Some data is recorded by the platform itself the moment you open it. This is not surveillance for its own sake — each item below exists to keep the platform secure, legal and functional.

• IP address and approximate location. Used specifically to enforce the restricted-state block. ic7 game is not available to players located in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland or Sikkim, and we cannot honour that commitment without knowing, at least approximately, where a connection is coming from.
• Device and operating system. Model, OS version and screen size, so we can render the app correctly and diagnose crashes.
• Browser type and version for web sessions.
• App version — so support knows what build you are running before they try to fix something.
• Session timestamps. Login and logout times, session length. These also feed the responsible-gaming session reminders.
• Pages and games viewed. Which titles you open, how long a session lasts, which categories you return to. This shapes what we recommend and what we license next.

(c) Information from third parties

We receive limited information back from the companies that operate parts of the service on our behalf:

• Payment processors confirm whether a deposit cleared or failed, and return a transaction reference. They do not pass us your full banking credentials.
• Game studios return the outcome, stake and payout of each round you play so your wallet can be updated.
• Anti-fraud and identity services return risk signals — for example, whether a device has been linked to a known fraud pattern, or whether a submitted document appears altered.

3. How We Use Your Information

We use personal data for a defined set of purposes. If a use is not on this list, we are not doing it.

• Creating and running your account. Registering you, logging you in, keeping your wallet balance correct, and showing you the games you have access to.
• Age and identity verification. Confirming you are 18 or over and that you are the real holder of the payment account you are withdrawing to.
• Processing deposits and withdrawals. Passing the necessary details to the payment rail, reconciling what came back, and chasing anything that gets stuck.
• Fraud and collusion detection. Spotting multiple accounts run by the same person, bot play, card-table collusion, bonus abuse patterns and stolen-payment-method use.
• Enforcing the six-state geo-block. Preventing registration and play from Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland and Sikkim.
• Responsible-gaming interventions. Applying the deposit limits you set, sending session reminders, and honouring self-exclusion requests.
• Customer support. Answering your questions on Telegram with your account actually in front of us, so you do not have to explain it three times.
• Service improvement. Understanding which games are played, which screens confuse people, and where the app is slow.
• Legal obligations. Meeting record-keeping, tax and anti-money-laundering requirements, and responding to lawful requests from authorities.
• Marketing. Telling you about new games and offers — but only where you have not opted out.

We do not use your personal data to make automated decisions that produce legal effects without a human being able to review them. Where an anti-fraud system flags an account, a person on our risk team looks at the flag before any balance is frozen or any account is closed, and you may ask for that decision to be explained and reviewed.

4. Legal Basis & Consent

Different pieces of data are processed on different legal bases. Being explicit about which is which matters, because it determines what you can ask us to stop doing.

• Performance of a contract. When you open an account you enter into an agreement with us. Your mobile number, wallet balance, transaction records and gameplay data are processed because without them there is simply no service to deliver.
• Legal obligation. KYC documents, identity verification and anti-money-laundering (AML) records are processed because financial and gaming regulation requires it. You cannot withdraw funds without completing KYC, and we cannot lawfully waive that step.
• Legitimate interest. Fraud prevention, collusion detection, device fingerprinting for multi-account checks, and platform security all rest on our legitimate interest in running a platform that is not being gamed. We balance that against your privacy and collect no more than the check requires.
• Consent. Marketing messages — new game announcements, promotional offers, bonus reminders — are sent on the basis of your consent.

Marketing is opt-out at any time. You can turn promotional messages off in your account settings, reply to any message asking to stop, or send a single line to @ravihere0 on Telegram. Opting out of marketing does not affect your account, your bonus balance or your ability to withdraw — and it does not stop us sending you essential service messages such as a login OTP, a withdrawal confirmation or a security alert, which are not marketing and cannot be switched off while your account is open.

5. Cookies & Similar Technologies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device by the browser. Along with local storage, session tokens and SDK identifiers in the app, they let the platform remember who you are between page loads. Some are indispensable. Others are convenient. A few are purely commercial and you can switch them off without losing anything you care about.

You can control cookies from your browser's settings screen. In Chrome this lives under Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies; in Safari under Settings → Safari → Block All Cookies; in Firefox under Settings → Privacy & Security. Every major browser also offers a private or incognito window, which discards cookies when you close it. On Android you can reset your advertising identifier from the system settings.

6. How We Share Your Data

Running a real-money gaming platform is not something any one company does alone. Money moves through banks and payment processors. Games are built and run by licensed studios. Servers are rented from cloud providers. Each of those parties sees a slice of your data — but only the slice they need.

• Payment processors and banks. To move a deposit in or a withdrawal out, we pass the transaction amount and the destination account or UPI handle. They are regulated financial entities with their own obligations over how they handle that data.
• KYC and identity providers. Your submitted ID may be checked against a verification service to confirm it is genuine and matches the name on your payout account.
• Game studios. When you open a game, the studio receives only what is required to run that session — a pseudonymous session identifier, your stake, and your currency. Studios do not receive your name, your mobile number, your KYC documents or your bank details.
• Cloud hosting and infrastructure providers. Our servers, databases and backups sit with commercial hosting providers under contract. They store data on our behalf and are not permitted to use it for their own purposes.
• Anti-fraud services. Device and behavioural signals may be checked against fraud networks to detect multi-accounting, bots and stolen payment instruments.
• Legal and regulatory authorities. Where we are legally compelled — by a court order, a valid regulatory demand, or a law-enforcement request that meets the legal threshold — we will disclose what we are required to disclose, and no more.

We do not sell your personal data. We do not rent it, trade it, or hand it to data brokers. There is no commercial arrangement anywhere in our business under which a third party pays us for access to information about you. If that ever changed, it would require your explicit, separate, opt-in consent — and we would have to come and ask you for it first.

7. Data Security

Security on a platform where people keep money is not a feature — it is the product. The measures below are the baseline we operate on.

• 256-bit TLS in transit. Every connection between your device and our servers is encrypted. Nothing you send us travels in the clear.
• Encryption at rest. Sensitive records, including KYC documents, are encrypted on disk rather than sitting in plain text in a database.
• Tokenised payment credentials. We do not store raw card or bank credentials on our servers. Payment instruments are represented by tokens issued by the processor, which are useless to anyone who obtains them.
• Access controls. Internal access to player data is restricted by role. A support agent can see what they need to resolve your ticket; they cannot browse KYC documents at will, and privileged access is logged.
• Two-step withdrawal verification. A payout request requires confirmation on the registered mobile number. This is the single most effective barrier between someone who has picked up your unlocked phone and your balance.

We will be honest with you about the limits of this: no system is perfectly secure. Any company that tells you otherwise is either lying or has not thought about it hard enough. We can make a breach unlikely and its consequences small; we cannot make it impossible. If a breach ever affects your data, we will tell you what happened, what was exposed, and what you should do about it.

A large share of account compromises are not breaches of the platform at all — they are breaches of the player. Protect your side of the line:

• Use a password unique to ic7 game. If it is the same password as your email, one leak anywhere compromises both.
• Never share your OTP with anyone, for any reason, no matter who they claim to be.
• Do not let anyone remote-control your phone or install screen-sharing software during a "support call".
• Treat any message offering guaranteed winnings, insider results or a "bonus unlock service" as a scam. They always are.

8. Data Retention

We keep personal data only as long as there is a reason to — but "a reason" includes legal obligations that survive the closure of your account, and it is important you understand that before you ask for deletion.

• Account data (mobile number, name, preferences) is kept for as long as the account is open, and for a reasonable period afterwards so that a returning player is not treated as a brand-new one and so that any late dispute can be resolved.
• KYC records must be retained for a legally mandated period even after your account is closed. Anti-money-laundering rules require a regulated operator to be able to show, years later, who a customer was and how they were verified. This is not something we can waive at a player's request, however reasonable the request feels.
• Transaction and financial records are kept for the statutory financial record-keeping period, for the same reason: they must be auditable.
• Gameplay records are kept for the life of the account, so that a dispute about a round played six months ago can actually be investigated.
• Security logs — IP addresses, device fingerprints, login attempts — are held on a rolling basis, typically twelve months, and then discarded.
• Support conversations are typically kept for twenty-four months from your last contact.
• Self-exclusion records are kept indefinitely and deliberately. See section 12.

When a retention period expires, data is deleted or irreversibly anonymised. Anonymised data — aggregate figures like "how many players opened a fishing game last Tuesday" — can no longer be traced back to any individual and may be retained for analysis indefinitely.

9. Your Rights

You have meaningful rights over the data we hold about you, and exercising them is free. You do not need to give a reason, and you will not be treated differently for asking.

• Access. Ask us what personal data we hold about you and get a copy of it.
• Correction. Have inaccurate or incomplete data fixed. If your name was recorded with a typo that is now blocking a withdrawal, this is the route to fix it.
• Deletion. Ask us to erase your data — subject to the legal retention periods described above. We will delete everything we are permitted to delete and tell you plainly what we are required to keep and why.
• Objection. Object to processing carried out on the basis of legitimate interest, including profiling for marketing purposes.
• Restriction. Ask us to pause processing while a dispute about accuracy or lawfulness is resolved.
• Withdrawal of consent. Where processing rests on consent — marketing, principally — you can withdraw it at any time, with no effect on the lawfulness of what was done beforehand.
• Data portability. Receive the data you gave us in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format.
• Right to complain. If you are unhappy with how we have handled your data or your request, you may escalate to the relevant data protection authority. We would rather you gave us a chance to fix it first, but that right is yours regardless.

How to exercise them: message @ravihere0 on Telegram, or use the form on contact.html. Tell us which right you are exercising and give us enough detail to find your account — normally the registered mobile number is enough. We may ask you to verify your identity before we release or delete anything, precisely because we do not want to hand your data to someone impersonating you.

Our response target is 30 days. Most requests are handled far faster than that; a straightforward marketing opt-out is usually actioned the same day. If a request is genuinely complex and we need longer, we will tell you before the 30 days are up rather than letting the deadline pass in silence.

10. Children's Privacy

ic7 game is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. It is not designed for minors, not marketed to minors, and not lawful for minors to use. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18, and we do not want it.

Date of birth is collected at registration and we may request documentary proof of age at any time, including at the point of withdrawal. Where an account is found to belong to a person under 18, it is closed immediately, the personal data associated with it is deleted beyond what we must legally retain, and any balance is handled in accordance with our Terms of Service — which provide for stakes to be voided and for deposits to be returned to the original payment source rather than paid out as winnings.

11. Third-Party Links

This website links out to services we do not control. The most obvious are our Telegram support channel and community group, and the operator's gaming platform itself, which is where the "Join Now" and bonus buttons take you. We may also link to game studios, responsible-gaming charities or app-distribution pages.

Once you follow a link away from joinic7.site, this policy stops applying. The privacy policy of the destination governs what happens to your data there. Telegram, for example, collects data about your use of Telegram under Telegram's own terms — we have no visibility into it and no control over it. The same is true of the gaming operator's platform, which will present you with its own privacy notice when you register.

We choose the services we link to with care, but we cannot audit them on your behalf. Read the policy at the other end before you hand over anything sensitive.

12. Responsible Gaming Data

This section is the one exception to the general principle that you can ask us to delete your data, and it exists for your protection rather than ours.

If you self-exclude — that is, if you ask us to block you from playing for a fixed period or permanently — we keep a record of that exclusion. That record includes the identifiers we need to recognise you if you come back: your mobile number, the payment instruments linked to the account, and the device signals associated with it.

Self-exclusion records cannot be deleted on request. The reason is straightforward: if we deleted them, the self-exclusion would stop working. A player who excluded themselves in March, deleted the record in April and registered again in May would have defeated the entire purpose of the tool they asked us for. The record is what makes the block real. Removing it on request would turn self-exclusion into a suggestion.

The same logic applies, in a lighter form, to deposit limits and cooling-off periods. If you set a deposit cap, we keep the setting and the history of changes to it, so that the twenty-four-hour delay on raising a limit cannot be bypassed by deleting and re-creating it. Lowering a limit takes effect immediately; raising one is deliberately slow.

We hold this data narrowly, we use it for nothing else, and we do not share it for marketing. If a self-exclusion has expired and you want your account reinstated, contact @ravihere0 — but understand that we will not reinstate an account inside the exclusion period you chose, however persuasively you ask.

13. International Transfers

Some of the providers who help us run the platform — cloud hosting, anti-fraud services, certain game studios, and parts of the payments chain — operate infrastructure outside India. This means your personal data may be processed, stored or backed up on servers located in other countries.

Where that happens, the transfer is governed by a contract between us and the provider that obliges them to protect the data to a standard consistent with this policy: to process it only on our instructions, to keep it secure, to notify us of any breach, and to delete or return it when the relationship ends. We do not transfer personal data to a provider that is unwilling to sign up to those terms.

If you would like to know which categories of your data are processed outside India and under what safeguards, ask us at @ravihere0 and we will tell you.

14. Changes To This Policy

This policy will change over time. Regulation moves, providers change, and features get added. When it does change, we post the revised version on this page and update the "Last updated" date at the top so you can see at a glance whether anything is new since you last looked.

For minor edits — clarified wording, a corrected link, a new cookie category — the updated page is the notice. For material changes — a genuinely new purpose for processing, a new category of recipient, or a significant change to your rights — we will additionally place an in-app notice so that you see it before you next play, rather than discovering it months later.

Continued use of ic7 game after a policy update means you accept the updated policy. If you do not accept it, stop using the service and ask us to close your account.

15. Contact Us

Telegram is our only support channel, and it is genuinely staffed around the clock. There is no email queue, no ticket number and no automated bot loop — you get a person.

• Support: https://t.me/ravihere0 — privacy requests, data access, deletion, account issues, anything urgent.
• Community: https://t.me/yn_games — announcements, new games, general chat. Do not post personal data here; it is a public group.
• Message form: contact.html — if you would rather write it out in one go.

When you contact us about a privacy matter, please say so up front and include the mobile number registered to your account. That lets us route it to the right person immediately instead of spending two messages working out what you need.