DK88 Privacy Policy.

Signing in, making a payment, and checking your play history all need a little data first. This page explains what DK88 collects and why. It also covers who else sees the data, and what control you still have. Read it together with the Terms and Conditions. Together, the two documents form one agreement.

The reach of this policy.

This policy covers every part of DK88. That includes King's Market, the VIP lobby and the Bonuses page. It also includes slot titles, instant games, casino tables, sportsbook markets, and the two footer mobile apps. It applies the same way whether you use the English, Vietnamese or Malay version. One service sits behind all three, with one shared policy. A link away from DK88 — including a footer social icon — takes you onto a site someone else owns. From that point, their rules apply to your data, not ours.

What DK88 asks you for.

• Signing up with DK88 needs a username and a password of six-plus characters. You also give a phone number with its dialing prefix and an email you check. You also confirm that you are 18 or older. An optional promo code can go in too.
• Choose Google sign-in instead. Only the name and email attached to that account reach DK88.
• Whichever payment method you use to deposit or withdraw gets recorded — GrabPay, Boost, online banking, FPX, DuitNow QR, USDC, USDT or Touch 'n Go. DK88 also keeps the account, wallet or reference number the funds passed through.
• Every message sent to DK88 support, screenshots and case history included.
• ID documents, on the occasions DK88 requests them ahead of a payout or while looking into a case.

What builds up as you play.

The rest builds up on its own once a DK88 account starts moving. This includes every deposit and withdrawal in MYR, plus each bet and how it settled. It also includes casino and instant-game rounds and spins. Your Dash Coin balance and what King's Market took it on are tracked as well. Turnover behind your VIP tier is tracked too. So are bonuses claimed and how much of their wagering is done. Check-in streaks and quest progress round out the list.

Routine technical detail is collected too. This covers your IP address, the rough region it maps to, and the device and browser in use. It also covers the page's rendered screen width and which language you chose — English, Vietnamese or Malay. DK88 logs the pages you opened and when, along with anything typed into the header's search field. Any error the site happens to hit is logged as well.

Why DK88 keeps it.

• Running the DK88 account in the first place — logging you in, crediting deposits, settling bets, paying out withdrawals.
• Working out whether a given DK88 offer applies to you. It also covers following wagering progress and turning turnover into a VIP tier.
• Keeping the site running smoothly and noticing which sections actually get used.
• Catching duplicate accounts, bot-driven play and payment fraud against DK88. This is largely why device and IP details get held onto in the first place.
• Acting the moment you ask DK88 for a limit on deposits or a break from the account. It also covers a full self-exclusion.
• Answering what you send DK88 support and settling a dispute one way or the other.
• Satisfying the record-keeping duties that come with handling other people's money.

Data category.	Reason kept.	Source.
Registration details.	Gets the DK88 account open and lets you into it.	Whichever you used — the form itself, or the Google shortcut.
Contact info.	Confirming a withdrawal, flagging a security concern, reaching you mid-case.	The verified email and phone on file.
Payment records.	Crediting deposits, paying out in MYR.	GrabPay, Boost, online banking, FPX, DuitNow QR, USDC, USDT, Touch 'n Go.
Gameplay history.	Settles bets, tracks wagering, determines the VIP tier.	Bets placed, casino and instant-game rounds, spins.
Coins and bonuses.	Weighs whether a promo fits, tallies King's Market purchases.	Check-ins, quests, achievements, the Bonuses page.
Technical data.	Keeps things running, flags duplicate accounts or payment fraud.	Browser, device, IP address in use.
Support correspondence.	Gets a message answered, helps a dispute reach an outcome.	Support and feedback, from the site menu.

Cookies and local storage.

Staying logged into DK88 across pages depends on a session cookie. Remove it and every click signs you back out. A few other things live locally too: your language pick and whatever sits in the betslip. A handful of minor display settings are saved as well. Together, these make a return visit to DK88 look exactly as you left it. Page views also get tallied in aggregate, purely to gauge which sections deserve their spot.

Clearing it is entirely up to you, any time, through your browser's own settings. Expect DK88 to log you out, find the betslip empty, and see the language reset to default afterward. Refuse cookies altogether and DK88's pages still render fine, though login and the betslip stop cooperating.

Who your data reaches.

A payment provider working with DK88 is handed the bare minimum needed to shift funds, nothing extra. A game studio only ever sees a session ID next to a stake and how that round finished. Your name, email or phone stay out of it entirely. Behind the scenes, other suppliers run DK88's servers, deliver content, power support chat, and screen for fraud. They act strictly on our say-so. They gain no license to use your data for their own purposes. Past those cases, DK88 hands information over only when a law leaves no choice. It is never sold, and never handed to advertisers looking for your contact details.

The messages that reach you.

Two distinct streams flow out of a DK88 account. One is purely functional — a confirmed withdrawal, a security warning, or an update while a case sits open. These messages arrive throughout the life of the account. Staying quiet on this front would leave you blind to news about your own money. Then comes a second, lighter stream built purely around promotion. This covers offers by email or phone. It also covers anything DK88 posts to Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, X or WhatsApp, each reachable from the footer. A request to support turns this stream off. An active self-exclusion silences it on its own.

Retention periods.

A DK88 account's records and transactions stick around for the life of the account, plus a further stretch. This extra time gives room to finish payments, work through disputes, and meet record-keeping law. Whatever you've written to support travels with the account it came from. A self-exclusion, by design, outlasts nearly everything else. Dropping it too soon creates a risk. A fresh sign-up at DK88 could slip past a restriction that nothing on file still points to. Technical logs, by contrast, have the shortest shelf life. They get rolled into aggregate figures or discarded once they've served their purpose.

Requests you can make.

Six things sit within reach here. You can view what DK88 stores on you, or fix something logged wrong. You can also erase whatever isn't legally pinned down, or block marketing outreach. Undoing a consent or shutting the account for good are options too. Route any of it through the account's own email, using Support and feedback in the site menu. There's a chance DK88 asks you to prove it's really you first. That step exists for a reason. Sending your records to an impersonator would be a far graver mistake than a short wait. From there, expect an answer soon. A plain reason is attached wherever part of what was asked can't be granted.

Security, age limits and updates.

Do not reuse a password from elsewhere. Get both email and phone verified, so a route to you always exists. Sign out of DK88 before leaving a shared device unattended. Whatever takes place through your login is attributed to you, full stop. Anyone short of 18 is barred from holding a DK88 account. Finding one means closing it and stripping the data behind it, minus whatever retention obligations dictate. Whenever this policy changes, the update goes live on this same DK88 page. So the text in front of you now is, by definition, current. 18+.