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Security & Data Handling
Organizers reasonably ask what happens to player data — names, phone numbers, photos, payment references — once it's submitted, especially with India's DPDP Act in mind. This page explains our approach in plain language; for the full legal detail, see our privacy policy.
Why organizers use this
- Data is stored on managed cloud database infrastructure, not a single local device
- Role-based access limits who within an organization can see sensitive player data
- Audit logs track administrative actions for accountability
- A designated grievance officer is available for DPDP Act data principal concerns
Typical use cases
- An organizer reassuring players about how their registration data is handled
- An association wanting to understand data practices before adopting the platform
- A committee evaluating role-based access before assigning logins to volunteers
In plain language
We're a small operating team, not a large enterprise security department — what we can tell you honestly is that data lives on managed cloud infrastructure, access is role-scoped, and administrative actions are logged. We'd rather state that plainly than make broader claims we can't back up.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is player data actually stored?
- On managed cloud database infrastructure, not on any single organizer's device — see our privacy policy for full details on data handling.
- Who can see a player's phone number or payment reference?
- Access is scoped by role within an organization — not every team member automatically sees every player's contact or payment details.
- Is there someone to contact about a data privacy concern?
- Yes, we have a designated grievance officer for DPDP Act, 2023 data principal complaints — contact details are listed on our contact page.
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