How safe your payments are at ClickandBuy Casino

ClickandBuy Security Technologies

• Encryption (TLS in transit) — ClickandBuy encrypts data between the user’s device and its servers using TLS, so payment details and account traffic are protected from interception on public or shared networks.
• Encryption at rest — Sensitive records stored on ClickandBuy systems are kept in encrypted form, which limits exposure if a database snapshot or storage layer is accessed without authorization.
• Two-factor authentication (2FA) — ClickandBuy adds a second step on top of the password for sign-ins and higher-risk actions, typically via a one-time code sent to a registered device or channel to reduce account takeovers.
• Session and login controls — The platform applies controls such as session timeouts and suspicious-login checks (new device, unusual location, repeated failures) to block or slow automated attacks and credential stuffing.
• Transaction monitoring — ClickandBuy screens payments for risk signals like atypical amounts, velocity (many attempts in a short window), mismatched account details, and unusual merchant patterns, then flags, holds, or rejects transactions that fit fraud rules.
• Chargeback and dispute handling — Buyer protection includes a dispute route for unauthorized or incorrect charges, with case tracking and supporting-document submission to resolve claims under defined timelines.
• Merchant controls — ClickandBuy uses merchant onboarding checks and ongoing monitoring to spot abnormal refund rates, sudden volume spikes, or complaint clusters, and can restrict or terminate merchants that breach its rules.
• Buyer-facing safeguards — Users can review transaction history, manage stored payment methods, and set account-level protections (like confirmation steps for changes) to reduce misuse after a device or password is compromised.