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Your Rights, Our Rules, and How This Works

Every account on ndbcodes operates under a clear set of terms — covering how your data is handled, what your account rights look like, and how our policies apply depending on your state.

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ndbcodes Your Rights, Our Rules, and How This Works
POLICY CONTACT PATHS

Reach Us About Any Legal or Policy Question

If something in our terms doesn't read clearly — or you need to act on a data request, a payment dispute, or an account review — our support team handles policy questions directly. Reach out through live chat in your account dashboard, or send a written request by email. We'll confirm receipt and give you a response timeline based on the type of request.

Live Chat Open your account dashboard and start a chat session. Policy and data questions are routed to the account team, not general support.
Email Support Send written policy requests — data copies, deletion requests, account-term questions — to our support address listed in your account settings.
Account Dashboard Log in from any device, go to account settings, and find the policy documents section. Your current terms version is always shown there.
HOW WE HANDLE THIS

Data, Security, and Account Integrity at ndbcodes

Our policy practices are built around four concrete commitments: how we store your data, how we protect your account, how long we keep records, and how you can request changes. Each one is tied to a real process, not a general statement.

Data Handling

Account data — name, email, payment method records — is stored on encrypted servers. We do not sell your information to third parties or share it outside operational necessity.

Cookie Policy

Session cookies keep your lobby state intact across pages. Analytics cookies are opt-out; adjust them in your browser or through the cookie banner at first visit.

Account Security

Login attempts trigger email or SMS verification. Suspicious activity on your PayPal or Venmo-linked wallet prompts an automatic account hold until identity is re-confirmed.

Your Right to Request

You can request a full copy of your stored data or ask for deletion at any time by contacting support via live chat or email. We process requests within the timeframe stated in our privacy policy.

Common Policy Questions from Our Account Holders

These are the questions we get most often about our legal terms, data practices, and account rights. If yours isn't here, use live chat or email from your account dashboard.

Access depends entirely on your state's law. We do not claim federal authorization. If online casino or sportsbook activity is not permitted where you live, our terms do not extend an offer to you.

Yes. Submit a data access request through live chat or by email from the address linked to your account. We'll confirm the request and provide your data within the timeframe in our privacy policy.

Contact support via live chat or email with a written deletion request. Note that some records tied to financial transactions — PayPal, Venmo, Play+ — may be retained as required by applicable law.

Any PayPal, Venmo, or Play+ transaction that doesn't match your verified account name is flagged for review. Funds may be held until identity is confirmed through our standard verification process.

Session cookies are required for your lobby to function correctly. Analytics cookies are optional — you can opt out via your browser settings or the cookie banner. Disabling session cookies may break account navigation.

The version displayed on this page applies from the date it was posted. Continuing to use your account after a policy update means you accept the revised terms. Major updates are flagged via account email.
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Legal

Service availability depends on eligible states and local law. US online casino and sportsbook access is licensed state by state, so check your state's rules before opening an account. 21+ where applicable.

Access may be available only in states where local law permits.