What The Casino And The Payment Processor See With MiFinity
With MiFinity as the checkout method, the casino receives confirmation that the deposit was approved, the amount, currency, timestamp, and a transaction reference it can use for reconciliation and support. The casino also sees the player account ID on its own side and the payment method label (MiFinity), but it does not receive your MiFinity login details. Depending on the integration and compliance checks, the casino may also receive limited payer details used for verification, such as your name and country, and it will always keep its own records of device and network data from the casino session (for example, IP address and browser fingerprint) because that data is collected by the casino, not by MiFinity.
MiFinity and its banking partners see the funding source and payout destination (card, bank transfer, or other top-up method), the wallet account identifier, the amount, currency, merchant name, and risk signals used for fraud and AML screening. MiFinity also holds the KYC data tied to the wallet (for example, legal name, date of birth, address, and verification documents) once the account is verified. For privacy, this setup limits the casino’s visibility into your underlying card or bank details, because the merchant is dealing with the wallet transaction rather than the original funding instrument; the trade-off is that MiFinity centralises identity and transaction history on the wallet side, and the casino still links every deposit to your casino account and session data.