Terms and Conditions

Welcome to the 1w terms. These terms apply to the 1w site and app. When you use any part of the service, you accept these terms. They cover account use, bets, bonus rules, and legal duties. 1w reviews them from time to time to match EU law and relevant global standards.

Core User Rules

These terms form a legal deal between you and the service in Europe for 2026. By account use, site access, or rule acceptance, you agree to follow them in full each time.

  • Eligibility and law: You must be at least 18, live where the service is lawful, and obey the law plus any local rules that apply;
  • Account details and security: You must give true details, keep login data private, and tell support at once if you spot unauthorised access;
  • Service use: You may use the site only for personal lawful activity, not fraud, abuse, bots, data theft, or harm to the service;
  • Payments and euro funds: You must use valid payment details, cover any fee shown before approval, and accept all account balances in euro;
  • Bonus and promotion rules: You must read each offer term before use, because limits, expiry dates, and turnover rules may apply;
  • Content and intellectual property: The service owns its text, logos, software, and marks, and you may not copy, sell, or alter them without written consent;
  • Suspension and closure: The service may limit, freeze, or close an account if rules break, identity checks fail, or law requires action;
  • Changes and disputes: The service may update these terms in 2026, and law controls any dispute unless mandatory consumer law says otherwise.

Core Sportsbook Rules

Read these site rules before any bet in 2026, since your 1w profile, sports odds, promo credits, and account access all rely on these terms under European rules each day.

  • Create a profile or place bets only if you accept 1w terms, and later edits apply once you keep site use;
  • Be 18 or older and hold 1 profile, since duplicate profiles can face a permanent block;
  • Give correct current details at sign-up and send proof when 1w asks;
  • Protect your login details and report any unauthorised access to support;
  • Do not copy odds, match records, text, or promo material without written approval;
  • Bets count at the odds 1w confirms, and settlement follows official event results;
  • Read bonus rules first, as abuse, sure-profit price schemes, business use, or data harvest can cause limits;
  • System bugs, outages, missing records, disputes, and legal checks follow Irish law and the stated licence forum.

Payment Rules and Financial Transactions

For 2026, payments are open only to customers aged 18 or above with a verified account. Plain ID and money-source checks help protect balances, stop payment fraud, and meet the legal rules.

  • Account name Every deposit and cashout must use payment details in the customer’s legal name; Visa debit, Mastercard debit, PayPal, and SEPA accounts with another name are declined before funds move;
  • Deposit rules The minimum deposit is €10, Visa debit, Mastercard debit, and Apple Pay credits arrive at once, while SEPA bank transfer credits can take 1 to 3 business days;
  • Cashout limits The minimum cashout is €20, the standard daily limit is €5,000, and larger requests may need proof of address from the last 3 months or a clear funds record;
  • Payment times Card cashouts take 1 to 3 business days, SEPA bank cashouts take 2 to 5 business days, and public holidays can add 1 day;
  • Fees and charges Deposits have no site fee, standard cashouts have no site fee, and any card issuer, PayPal, or bank charge stays with the customer;
  • Verification checks Before a first cashout, the site may request a passport, licence card, national ID card, utility bill, bank statement, or card photo with visible name and date;
  • Security holds A payment may pause where names differ, documents look false, chargebacks appear, duplicate accounts exist, or deposit totals clash with normal account use until support ends the check;
  • Corrections Failed deposits, repeated card charges, cancelled cashouts, bonus-rule breaches, or account balance errors are reviewed case by case, with final balance updates shown in euros.

Account Payments and Cash Transfers

Money paid in or cashed out on this site follows finance law and the operator’s payment rules for EU. Use cards, e-wallets, or bank tools held in your name only. The operator rejects any transfer tied to another person’s account.

Before a cash-out, the site may check your ID and payment tool under KYC and AML rules. Timeframes differ by option, outside finance firms can cause delays, and the key rules for 2026 sit below.

  • Add funds only through cashier options shown inside your account, never through a payment route from another person;
  • Check the smallest and largest euro deposit values for each payment option before you confirm a transfer;
  • Submit ID papers when asked, as cash-out requests can pause until KYC review ends fully;
  • View normal cash-out timeframes in the cashier, since each bank, card, or e-wallet sets its own pace for € transfers;
  • Expect no site fee on standard transfers, but your bank, card issuer, or wallet may charge a separate cost on its side;
  • Use the account currency shown in your profile, usually €, as exchange costs can apply after a currency swap;
  • Meet any bonus play-through terms linked to promo credit before you ask for a cash-out of real funds;
  • Accept that the operator may slow or reject a cash-out after suspect account conduct or a clear rule breach;
  • Contact support fast if you send a deposit by mistake, as reversal may not be available for every payment option;
  • Note that several failed transfer attempts can start a security check, with payment tools blocked for a short time.

Anti-Money Laundering Policy

In 2026, this site follows the EU anti-money laundering law. AML means rules that stop crime funds from use here. KYC means “Know Your Customer” and requires proof of identity, age, address, and source of funds. We may ask for a passport, national ID card, utility bill, bank record, or proof of EUR income before deposits or cashouts.

The operator checks accounts for fraud risk, linked accounts, odd payment patterns, and large EUR transfers. Staff may review deposits, withdrawals, bonus use, and account details at any time. Extra checks can apply after profile changes or high-value activity.

If a user refuses checks or gives false details, the account may face limits, a hold, closure, or a rejected withdrawal. Serious cases may be sent to law authorities without prior notice.

Privacy Policy and Data Protection

In 2026, the site collects account data, ID papers, address proof, payment records, and device details for KYC checks and legal risk control. Extra files may be asked for at any account stage.

Your data helps verify identity, review transfers, spot fraud, and meet EU and global AML laws. Files stay in locked systems. Staff and secure tools check account activity. If serious risk appears, the operator may alert state bodies, limit access, or freeze funds without prior notice.

You may ask to view, correct, erase, or limit use of your data where law allows. Send a request to support with account details. False or incomplete papers can lead to closure or legal action.

Data Safety and Privacy Controls

This 2026 security framework explains how user data stays protected during sign-up, ID checks, euro payments, account use, privacy requests, storage periods, and GDPR duties under law.

  • Limited data use: Personal details, birth date, contact data, euro payment records, and account actions serve registration, ID review, service access, and transaction checks only;
  • Restricted sharing: User records go to outside parties only when European law requires it, a service needs it, or the user gives clear approval;
  • Safer account access: Internal controls help block unapproved entry, data loss, and misuse, so private records stay harder to reach;
  • Secure payment routes: Protected gateways and coded data transfer reduce exposure during deposits, withdrawals, and card or bank checks;
  • User privacy rights: Users may ask to view records, fix wrong details, limit use, or erase data where the law allows it;
  • Clear retention rules: Records stay only for the needed period or the legal term set by duties, with GDPR rules.

Account Protection Controls

The service protects registered accounts, personal records, and € transactions from unapproved access or tamper attempts through layered controls active on the website, iOS app, and Android app daily throughout 2026.

  • Traffic between your browser or 1w app and servers uses TLS 1.3 plus 256-bit encryption for each session;
  • 2FA login checks are offered on every profile with staff prompts after sign-up and at first setup;
  • Automated risk tools review logins, device changes, IP shifts, failed passwords, and location mismatches for 24-hour threat checks;
  • Deposits and withdrawals in € route via PCI DSS Level 1 processors with card and bank checks;
  • Password entry is required again before profile edits, card removal, withdrawal requests, email changes, or other sensitive actions;
  • Internal audit teams run monthly code reviews, quarterly penetration tests, and risk fixes after each confirmed weak point;
  • Email alerts reach customers at once when new devices, unusual logins, high-risk profile actions, or account breaches appear.