Privacy Policy

When We Collect Your Information

While you are using Swift, we may gather information about you. Some of it you give to us directly, and some of it we collect automatically as part of the site's normal operation. Direct collection covers things like the contact details you submit or the content of messages you send. Automatic collection covers technical data such as your IP address, browser type, session behaviour, the pages you visit, and details about the device you are using.

The reason we collect both kinds of information is straightforward. Direct information lets us answer you and respond to what you ask for. Automatic information helps us understand how the site performs and where it can be improved. Neither kind is collected for its own sake; each serves a practical purpose described below.

What We Do With Your Information

Information collected on Swift serves several distinct purposes. We use it to deliver the website's services to you, to respond to requests you make, and to improve how the site works. We also rely on it to maintain editorial quality, to analyse how visitors use the site, and to keep the website stable and secure.

Beyond those basics, the same information helps us prevent spam and fraud. When we look at patterns of behaviour across the site, we can spot activity that looks automated or abusive and act on it. This protects both the site and its legitimate users.

Some of the information we process is used in aggregated or non-identifying form. That means we combine data from many visitors and strip out anything that identifies a particular person. Aggregated data still tells us useful things about overall trends and usage patterns, but it cannot be traced back to you. Where aggregated data serves the purpose, we prefer to use it over identifiable information.

Cookies and Similar Technologies

Swift uses cookies and related technologies for three main jobs. They support the site's functionality, they remember settings you have selected, and they feed our website analytics. Without cookies, many of these functions would not work as intended.

Your browser gives you control over cookies. You can configure it to reject some or all of them. If you do, certain parts of the site may not work properly, and some features may be limited. The choice is yours, but it comes with that trade-off.

Cookies do not give us access to your device or to files stored on it beyond the cookie data itself. They are small pieces of information that the site reads and writes, nothing more.

Who We Share Data With

Swift does not sell your information. We do share it with a limited group of external service providers who help us run the site. These providers support hosting, analytics, communication tools, security services, and general operational maintenance. Each provider is selected carefully and receives only the information needed to perform its task.

We may also disclose information where necessary for legal compliance or to protect the legitimate interests of the website. That means we can release data when the law requires it, or when doing so is needed to safeguard the site, its users, or our rights.

How We Protect Your Data

Swift applies reasonable technical and organisational measures to keep your data safe. These include secure systems, restricted access to information, and internal processes designed to lower the risk of misuse or unauthorised exposure.

No method of transmission or storage can be guaranteed completely secure. We do what is reasonable to protect your information, but we cannot promise absolute security against every possible threat. That is true of any website, and we do not pretend otherwise.

Responsible Gaming and User Protection

Some data is used to support user protection and the management of responsible gaming-related content. If behaviour suggests that site materials are being misused, or if safety-related communication seems appropriate, we may use the information we hold to act on that.

This is not about surveillance. It is about recognising when something looks wrong and having the ability to respond. Where we see signs that a visitor may need support or that content is being used inappropriately, the information helps us decide how to proceed.

Your Rights Over Your Data

You have rights concerning the personal data Swift holds about you. You can request information about what data we have, ask us to update details that are inaccurate, or request deletion where that is legally and practically possible.

Before we act on any request, we may need to verify your identity. This is a precaution to make sure we do not disclose your data to someone who is not you. Verification is a standard step, and it protects your information as much as it protects ours.

How Long We Keep Information

Swift retains information only for as long as it is needed. The purposes that justify keeping data include security, compliance, analytics, communication, and legitimate business administration. When the data no longer serves any of those purposes, it is deleted or anonymised.

Anonymisation is a useful middle step. Once data is anonymised, it can no longer be linked to you, so it stops being personal data altogether. That allows us to keep using aggregate insights without continuing to hold identifiable information about you.

External Links and Third-Party Sites

This website contains links to external resources. Swift does not control those services, and we cannot take responsibility for their individual privacy policies or practices. Once you leave our site, what happens to your data is governed by the site you have moved to.

If you follow a link to another website, we encourage you to check its privacy policy before sharing any information. The protections described on this page apply only to Swift.

Changes to This Policy

This policy may be revised from time to time. When it changes, the most recent version published on the website will govern future use of the site. We do not send individual notices for every update, so checking the current version is the reliable way to stay informed.

Contacting Us About Privacy

If you have a request or a question concerning privacy or the handling of your information, you can submit it through the website's official contact options. That is the channel we use for all privacy-related matters, and it is the one that will reach the right people.

When you contact us, we may need to ask for details to identify you and to understand the nature of your request. This is normal practice and helps us respond accurately. We aim to deal with privacy requests properly and to keep you informed about what happens next.