What Casinos And Payment Providers See With Sofort Payments
With Sofort, the casino does not receive your online banking login or your full bank account balance. The casino typically sees a payment confirmation routed through the payment provider: the amount, currency, timestamp, payment status, and a reference ID that ties the deposit to your casino account. Depending on the integration, the casino may also see the payer name shown on the transfer confirmation and a masked bank identifier (for example, bank name or country), but it does not get direct access to your bank account.
The payment provider (the Sofort layer and its acquiring setup) processes more personal and banking-related data than the casino. It verifies the bank connection and executes the transfer, so it can access identifiers needed to route the payment, such as your name, IBAN or account identifiers used for the transfer, bank name, and transaction details (merchant, amount, date). For privacy, this creates a split: the casino gets enough data to credit your deposit and manage chargeback or AML flags, while the payment provider holds the bank-level identifiers that can link the deposit to your real identity even if your casino profile uses limited personal details.