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Cookies

Updated 2026-09-15

A quick word before the detail

This page explains how we handle cookies when you visit Bitkingz. We are operated by Dama N.V., licensed in Curaçao under licence Curacao/8048/JAZ2020-013, and we act as the party responsible for the data described here.

Cookies do a lot of quiet work behind the scenes. Some keep you logged in; others help us understand which pages Kiwi players actually use. We keep this policy plain so you can decide what you're comfortable with. For the bigger picture on personal data, read our Privacy Policy.

Your consent — and how to take it back

When you first arrive, our banner asks what you'll allow. Strictly-necessary cookies run regardless; everything else waits for your say-so.

Changed your mind? You can. Reopen the preferences panel from the banner link at any time and switch categories off. Withdrawing consent stops future non-essential cookies and doesn't affect the site's core features. It also won't undo processing that already happened lawfully before you opted out.

The cookie categories we use

We group our cookies into four buckets. Strictly-necessary ones are always on because the site cannot run without them. The rest depend on your consent.

CategoryPurposeTypical duration
Strictly necessaryLog-in sessions, account security, load balancing, fraud checks and remembering your NZD/currency choiceSession to 12 months
FunctionalRemembering language, layout and display preferences so you don't reset them each visitUp to 12 months
AnalyticsAggregated stats on visits, popular pages and errors so we can fix and improve thingsUp to 24 months
MarketingMeasuring campaigns and showing relevant offers on and off our siteUp to 13 months

Third-party providers may set cookies within these categories. Their own policies govern how they use that data.

So, what is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you load a website. It lets a site remember things between page views or return visits.

Related tools sit alongside them — local storage, pixels and similar identifiers. We treat those the same way we treat cookies here. Cookies can be ours (first-party) or set by a trusted partner (third-party). Some vanish the moment you close your browser; others linger for a set period until they expire or you clear them.

Managing cookies in your browser

Your browser gives you the final word. Most let you block cookies, delete existing ones or warn you before any are set.

Where to look: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge each keep cookie controls under Settings or Preferences, usually within a Privacy section. On a phone, check the browser app's settings menu. Fair warning — blocking strictly-necessary cookies may stop you logging in or completing a deposit. If gambling has stopped being fun, our responsible gambling tools and support are always available.

Updates and getting in touch

We refresh this policy when our tools or the law change, so check back now and then. Any material change will be reflected on this page with a current date.

Questions about cookies or your data? Our support team can help, and your rights are set out in full in the Privacy Policy. Using the site is also subject to our Terms and Conditions. If a concern isn't resolved, you may contact the relevant data-protection authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to accept every cookie to play?

No. Strictly-necessary cookies are required for the site to work — including logging in and depositing from 20 NZD — but functional, analytics and marketing cookies are entirely optional and depend on your consent.

How do I withdraw consent after I've accepted?

Reopen the preferences panel using the cookie settings link, toggle off any categories you no longer want, and save. Your new choice applies to future cookies straight away.

Will clearing my cookies log me out?

Usually, yes. Session and preference cookies keep you signed in and remember your settings, so deleting them means you'll need to log in again and may see the consent banner reappear.

Do third parties set cookies through Bitkingz?

Yes, some trusted analytics and marketing partners may set cookies within the categories you've allowed. Their processing is covered by their own privacy notices.

How long do your cookies last?

It varies by type. Session cookies clear when you close the browser, while others last from a few months up to 24 months before they expire or you remove them manually.