This policy describes how Enawi collects, uses, stores and protects personal data processed through the platform.
Personal data is processed in accordance with applicable law for the purpose of providing registration, access, participation, raffle creation, security and operational communication services within the platform.
The data controller is provisionally ENAWI TECHNOLOGY, S.L. (MOCK data), with registered address at Calle Ejemplo 123, 28000 Madrid, Spain (MOCK data), email privacidad@enawi.com / privacy@enawi.com (MOCK data) and tax ID B-12345678 (MOCK data). These details will be updated once the final entity operating the service in production exists.
Enawi may process identification, contact, access, browsing, profile, verification, purchase-related, raffle-creation and prize-related data, as well as any other information voluntarily provided by the user or required for the operation of the service.
Personal data is processed to create and manage accounts, allow authenticated access, enable purchases and raffle creation, verify certain user data, prevent fraud, handle incidents, send operational communications and comply with legal or administrative obligations that may apply.
Depending on each case, the legal basis for processing may be the performance of the contractual relationship with the user, compliance with legal obligations, the legitimate interest in ensuring platform security and, where applicable, the consent given by the user for specific purposes.
Data will be retained for as long as necessary to provide the service, manage the relationship with the user and address possible legal, contractual or tax liabilities. Once these periods have ended, the information may be blocked and subsequently deleted in accordance with applicable law.
Users may request access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction of processing and portability of their data, as well as withdraw consent when consent is the legal basis. To exercise these rights, users may contact privacy@enawi.com (MOCK data), without prejudice to the right to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.