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Your personal information is valuable, both to you and to fraudsters. Betfair understands this, and we have developed secure processes which further reduce the risk of your details getting into the wrong hands. For example, our processes ensure that

We've added a handy new feature under the 'My Security' section which lets you review all of the access to your Betfair account. Essentially, you can check this section to verify the date, time, country and Internet Protocol Address for each login. I

We want to give you a great experience with the best service and want to put things right swiftly if something hasn’t gone to plan. Our Service teams are in the best position to speedily deal with your complaint and provide a quick resolution to most queries:

If you believe that you have discovered a vulnerability in a Betfair product please report it to us through HackerOne - https://hackerone.com/flutteruki. If you have a security incident to report please get in touch with us through our customer support.

Frequently Asked Questions around the combined business of Flutter Entertainment and The Stars Group Please click here to see FAQs related to Safer Gambling. Does the merger mean I need to do anything as a customer to continue playing with you?

For accounts that already have a username, unfortunately, you will not be able to change this. However, if your username is an e-mail address we would like you to take a few minutes to create a new username. To do this you just need to follow some si

Have you recently experienced a slow site performance? a game error in Casino, etc.? a software or browser to freeze or to crash? a disconnection during a game in Poker, Casino, etc.? If so, then it is probably time to check your browser and internet

Whenever there are technical problems from our end, we will endeavour to keep our customers informed via social media. For all the latest updates check us out on Twitter @BetfairCS These instances should be rare however and if you are currently exper

For the best experience when using Betfair, we recommend you use one of the following platform/browser options: Operation system: XP SP3+: Firefox - 49 or newer Google Chrome - 49 or newer Operation system: Windows 7+: Internet Explorer 11 or newer F

A DDOS (Designated Denial of Service) Attack is a technique used by criminals to disrupt or crash websites. It works by sending millions of page requests to a website (just like when you hit F5 to refresh a webpage), until it eventually crashes. You

This is also a type of Trojan. Adware refers to software which automatically plays, displays, or downloads advertising material to your computer. Adware is usually comes bundled with freeware software to generate advertising income. Follow the tips i

Why will old browser versions no longer be able to access Betfair’s website? Betfair is removing support for SSLv3 starting from November 2015. SSLv3 is an encryption mechanism released in 1996 that is used to help secure information as it passes ove

A Phishing (or spoofed) email will try to represent a well-known company such as Betfair and request personal information from you, the customer. The following are some characteristics to help you identify Phishing emails: Common or general greetings

Spyware is another type of Trojan that performs activities on your computer without your knowledge. Typically, Spyware monitors your computing habits to gather personal information. This can be analysed to provide advertising information, collect cre

This attack is derived from the classical myth of the Trojan Horse. Trojans are applications that masquerade as legitimate and often interesting software. Links or attachments in emails from people you dont know should always be treated with suspicio

If you have not logged in to your Betfair account in over 13 consecutive months, your account is considered ‘Inactive’. Once an account is inactive, your Betfair account balance will be charged a fee each month until you: login and reactivate, close

The following are some characteristics of Phishing websites. Hidden Address bar Many Phishing websites disable the browser’s ‘address bar’, meaning that the address of the website you are visiting is not visible to you. This is deliberate so that you

Your computer has the potential to become the target of an attack by a criminal hacker. Their goal might be to capture your personal information, use your machine to attack others or it could even be used to store illegal data. Here's what you can do

Phishing attacks are carried out by an attacker who sends a genuine looking communication, such as an email, to their victim claiming to be from a company with which they have dealings, e.g., Betfair. These spoofed emails will ask you to “verify your

Be aware of phishing emails. Betfair emails will be sent in the same format and structure at all times. We will never request you to update your details/passwords by clicking on a link via email. If at any time you wish to update information always