Binomo privacy and cookie policy
A plain reading of what Binomo's own policy states about your data. The authoritative text is always the one published by the platform.
Open a Binomo account →Binomo's privacy policy states that it collects the data you provide at registration and verification — name, email, phone, and identity documents for KYC — along with technical data such as device and IP. Identity documents are required because anti-money-laundering rules apply before a first withdrawal. Cookies are used for session handling, preferences and analytics. The binding version is the one published on the Binomo platform itself.
What the policy says Binomo collects
- Registration data: the name, email address and phone number you supply when opening an account
- Verification data: identity and address documents required by anti-money-laundering rules
- Technical data: device, browser and IP address
- Cookies used for session handling, saved preferences and analytics
- The binding text is the policy published on the Binomo platform; this page only summarises it
Frequently asked questions
Why does Binomo ask for my documents?
Anti-money-laundering rules require identity verification, normally before your first withdrawal is released.
Where is the official policy?
On the Binomo platform. This page is a summary, not the binding text.